Past replacement efforts haven’t exactly been met with positive results.
Here s What You Need to Know: The Bradley Fighting Vehicle remains a critical component in the U.S. Army.
While the U.S. Army is continuing to seek a replacement for the Cold War Bradley Fighting Vehicle (BFV), the past efforts with the optionally manned fighting vehicle (OMFV) program haven’t exactly been met with positive results. In the meantime, the M2 Bradley the fighting platform no one really wanted or really needed continues to live on.
The latest variant, the M2A4 has been undergoing testing at the facilities of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment of the 1st Cavalry Division of the U.S. Army at Fort Hood, Texas. The U.S. Army Operation Test Command has been conducting exercises with the upgraded Bradley, which features a new 8-cylinder Cummins VTA903E-T675 diesel engine with a capacity of 675 horsepower; and a new HMPT-800-3ECB hydraulic transmission. These improvements will allow the fighting vehic
A Temple couple embraced as they were photographed in their driveway, each holding a gun.
The portrait of Kenneth and Tylissa Frazier by Killeen photojournalist Christian K. Lee was among several featured in a photo essay published Sunday in The Washington Post Magazine.
The article â titled âArmed Doesnât Mean Dangerousâ â included portraits of black gun owners from Temple, Killeen, Copperas Cove and Fort Hood. The photos and text by Lee, a 30-year-old first lieutenant in the U.S. Army at Fort Hood, are intended to show positive images of black gun owners, he said.
Gun ownership âis not a black or white issue,â Lee said, âitâs an American right.â
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The U.S. Army on Friday confirmed for the first time that slain Spc. Vanessa Guillen was sexually harassed and further retaliated against at Fort Hood, which her family in Houston has consistently alleged in their fight for criminal justice reform in the military.
In late summer of 2019, Guillen, who was then a private first class, was the victim of sexual harassment after her superior in a troop orderly room in Spanish tried to solicit her to participate in a threesome, according to a report released Friday from an investigation led by Gen. John Murray, the commander of Army Futures Command based in Austin.
Army report confirms sexual harassment of slain soldier, details how superior targeted her
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AUSTIN, Texas The U.S. Army on Friday confirmed for the first time that slain Spc. Vanessa Guillen was sexually harassed and further retaliated against at Fort Hood, as her family in Houston has consistently alleged in their fight for criminal justice reform in the military.
In late summer 2019, Guillen, who was then a private first class, was the victim of sexual harassment after her superior in a troop orderly room tried to solicit her in Spanish to participate in a threesome, according to a report released Friday from an investigation led by Gen. John Murray, the commander of the Army Futures Command based in Austin.
Army report confirms sexual harassment of Guillen, details how superior targeted her
The U.S. Army on Friday confirmed for the first time that slain Spc. Vanessa Guillen was sexually harassed and further retaliated against at Fort Hood, as her family in Houston has consistently alleged in their fight for criminal justice reform in the military.
In late summer 2019, Guillen, who was then a private first class, was the victim of sexual harassment after her superior in a troop orderly room tried to solicit her in Spanish to participate in a threesome, according to a report released Friday from an investigation led by Gen. John Murray, the commander of the Army Futures Command, based in Austin.