Tag: training
Army releases training advisory for Oahu during July
Local military units are scheduled to conduct various activities here in July that may be heard by surrounding communities.
‘Wayfinder’ medics conduct MEDEVAC training on Black Hawk
Combat medics, led by a flight medic, rushed to a UH-60 Black Hawk carrying a litter to medically evacuate a Soldier, at Marine Corps Training Area Bellows, Jan. 10.
However, the Soldier wrapped up on the litter was only a simulated casualty for the combat medics assigned to the 29th Brigade Engineer Battalion, “Wayfinders,” 3rd Bde. Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division.
205th MI Soldiers engage readiness training with Reservists
The 205th Military Intelligence Battalion, 500th MI Brigade-Theater (MIB-T), conducted a joint training mission with Soldiers from the 301st MI Battalion (Reserve component), 500th MIB-T, July 10-Sept. 29, here.
Soldiers begin battlefield testing using computer gaming
About 500 Soldiers are beta-testing a number of computer-generated vehicle platforms and weapons systems in a variety of simulated environments.
Equipment training improves mission readiness
When some Soldiers hear there is classroom training they have to attend, the first thought on most of their minds is a class consisting of PowerPoint slides for a few hours and the instructor speaking to the class the entire time.
Army working to consolidate training systems, improve content delivery
An effort to streamline planning and conducting Army training recently received an important boost.
TAMC program shapes next generation of medical leaders
Tripler Army Medical Center has been training military medical professionals for more than 65 years through its Graduate Health Education (GHE) program.
Larger Army without funding to support it would be ‘hollow force’
Gen. Mark A. Milley believes the Army needs more Soldiers, but he also believes that growth in end strength must be paired with funding that ensures those additional Solders are trained and equipped.
Army aims to attain full readiness by 2020
The chief of staff of the Army’s goal is for the entire Army to be fully ready – manned, trained and equipped – by 2020, to meet the national security needs of the nation, said Maj. Gen. Walt Piatt.
