The U.S. Army has taken a major step toward the future of warfare, officially creating a brand-new job category dedicated entirely to robots and drones. This move signals just how central autonomous technology has become to modern military strategy.
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The University of Arizona reinstated most fraternities after a suspension due to assault, hazing, and substance issues.
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Army Times Highlights: Corps of Engineers Scrutiny and Soldiers Rescue Children in Roadside Incident
Army Times Highlights: Corps of Engineers Scrutiny and Soldiers Rescue Children in Roadside Incident
Two stories from Army Times are drawing attention this week — one raising questions about government accountability, the other highlighting a moment of quick action by U.S. service members.