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@USArmy
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Joined September 2007
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  • @USArmy
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    2h
    The future of the Army does not live in a slide deck. At AUSA, it is on the floor, in the demonstrations, and in the conversations with senior leaders. Follow for event coverage starting Oct. 12.
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  • @USArmy
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    What is STRIKE? It’s employing lethal and non-lethal fires at range to degrade and destroy enemy systems before they can influence the close fight. This is how we shape the battlespace.
    A missile launches from a military vehicle, surrounded by a large plume of bright orange and white fire and smoke against a blue sky. The text \"STRIKE\" is at the top, and \"U.S. ARMY\" with a gold star logo is at the bottom left.
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  • @USArmy
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    @USArmy
    Oct 8
    What is CONVERGENCE? It's seeing the entire battlefield from space to mud and synchronizing every multi-domain asset to expose and exploit enemy vulnerabilities. This is how we impose dilemmas and create opportunities.
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  • @USArmy
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    @USArmy
    Oct 7
    Today, the U.S. Army officially released its new operational warfighting guidance: How the Army Fights (HTAF). This operational warfighting concept ensures our leaders have the framework to deter and defeat our nation's adversaries. See the link for the full document in the reply
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  • @USArmy
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    @USArmy
    Oct 6
    Good barracks leadership is not just about enforcing rules. It is about taking care of Soldiers. The newly released NCO’s Barracks Guidebook gives leaders practical guidance to spot issues early, uphold standards, and help keep barracks safe.
    An image of two soldiers in uniform inspecting barracks. In the foreground, one soldier is seen from behind, out of focus. In the background, another soldier points up towards the ceiling. A text overlay reads: \"Soldier welfare is a non-negotiable priority for every NCO across the force. Barracks management demands immediate, proactive engagement and accountability at every echelon.\" \u2014 Command Sergeant Major Nema Mobar, U.S. Army Western Hemisphere Command.
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