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The US Army announced it will invest $36 billion over the next five years to modernize its force, with a heavy emphasis on drone technology.

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The gate sign of Fort Stewart, Georgia, is pictured. The grass is green in the foreground and the sky is cloudy in the background.
Fort Stewart is home to the US Army's 3rd Infantry Division and Hunter Army Airfield.
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An infantry squad vehicle driving in mud with a forest and overcast sky in the background.
The acquisitions and development process of the Infantry Squad Vehicle boasted many positives, Army leadership said.
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The US Army's aviation portfolio is set for a massive overhaul in the coming years.
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Bea Arthur was a Marine.
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Business Insider's chief video correspondent Graham Flanagan and senior producer Jake Gabbard take you behind the scenes of the latest "Boot Camp" story: covering the US Army Mountain Warfare School in the rugged mountains of Vermont.

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Retired Green Beret David Harris rates portrayals of explosions in movies and TV shows.

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US Army military police soldiers are responsible for protecting Army posts by guarding gates, controlling traffic, and responding to emergencies. They also oversee military prisons and detention centers that house uniformed criminals, like the US Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

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A US Army soldier is kneeling low to the ground and talking into a radio. A wet tree branch is next to him, and a line of trees is in the background.
Soldiers recently completed a massive joint-force and multinational war game in Hawaii.
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Two US soldiers stand next to a gun on a hill of rocks with a grassy mountain in the background. The photo is tinted lime green and taken at night through night vision.
Nighttime operations present soldiers with a number of opportunities to gain the advantage, Maj. Gen. Evans said.