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Report: The warning received by the US Army Chief of Staff before he was fired
The commander of the US Army received a message that he should close an investigation into an associate of the Trump administration. He refused and was fired shortly thereafter.

Due to tension with Hegseth: US Secretary of the Army expected to resign
Dan Driscoll is expected to resign from his position by the end of the year following months of tension with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, reported The Wall Street Journal. The report comes after Hegseth fired the US Army Chief of Staff in April. According to the report, Driscoll's family already left the official residence reserved for the Secretary of the Army during the summer.

Vacation to play GTA 6: The offer from a US unit to its soldiers
A US Army unit is offering its soldiers an unusual incentive in exchange for extending their service: a four-day vacation in honor of the launch of the highly anticipated game. The military views the gaming population as an important pool of potential recruits.

From the US Army to longevity clinics: Testosterone is back in fashion
The US Secretary of Defense announced his intention to check the levels of the male hormone in every soldier over the age of 30. Why have testosterone supplements become popular now, and could they be dangerous? Longevity science — in our new section.

Two pilots killed in Apache helicopter crash in Texas
Two pilots were killed on Wednesday when an Apache attack helicopter crashed in a field near Salado, Texas. CNN reported the incident, citing the local sheriff's office.
A purge in the Pentagon ranks or a coincidence? Another senior general unexpectedly dismissed
General Charles Costanza, who commands US Army operations in Europe, was dismissed from his post about two months before he was scheduled to finish his term. The US Army did not explain the reason, while dozens of senior officers have already been dismissed or moved from their positions.

"Hammer of Gods": US unveils new electronic warfare system
The US Army has unveiled an innovative electronic warfare system called "Hammer of Gods," designed to deceive enemy precision-guided munitions and cause them to miss their targets. The mobile system, deployable from naval vessels, blinds the guidance systems of artillery and cruise missiles.

Ford vs. GM: Competing to Supply Tactical Vehicles to the US Army
Ford has signed an agreement with the Pentagon to supply three prototypes based on its F-series pickup trucks. The company is joining the competition against General Motors to provide tactical vehicles for the US Army.

Elbit Continues Growth: Wins Up to $300 Million Contract with US Army
Elbit's US subsidiary has signed a contract worth up to $300 million to supply helmet systems for US fighter jets. This deal joins a series of major contracts secured in recent weeks, strengthening the company's backlog and impacting the returns of Israeli savings funds.