When Soldiers on the frontlines are in the midst of an operation, the last thing they need to be uncertain about is whether their protective equipment will hamper their combat effectiveness.

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Congress and the U.S. president listened and acted on advice from the commander of U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan over the last 18 months, said Gen. John F. Campbell.

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FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. -- Getting Soldiers the proper equipment to fight the nation's wars takes considerable time and effort. The same is true when it comes to equipping them for the Performance Triad program, which continues to push toward an Army-wide roll out.

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U.S. and Cambodian forces officially opened Angkor Sentinel 2016, an annual bilateral military exercise hosted by the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces and sponsored by the U.S. Army Pacific, during a ceremony March 14 at the Training School for Multinational Peacekeeping Forces in Kampong Speu Province, Cambodia.

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BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (March 14, 2016) -- Spc. Amanda Coyle with the 303rd Military Intelligence Battalion, 504th Military Intelligence Brigade is a consummate professional, according to her chain of command, and proves it daily by providing key intelligence collection and analysis skills to U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan. "Her selfless service and courage in the face of overwhelming operational challenges" were just some of the reasons she was recognized at a ceremony, March 7, highlighting female service members at Bagram Airfield. The specialist was acknowledged at a "Profiles in Courage" event to commemorate International Women's Day and to credit her tactical and technical proficiency demonstrated during her Afghanistan deployment. She was one of five female service members deployed to Bagram who was recognized as an outstanding Soldier and Military Intelligence professional.

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K9 Veterans Day is March 13th. The day is in recognition of the duty and sacrifice that military working dogs perform in service to their country. Camp As Sayliyah has approximately 10 military working dogs that work along their Soldier handlers.

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The Army will begin training women for infantry and armor specialties later this year, according to its Gender Integration Implementation Plan released March 10.

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Soldiers with the "Big Red One" are getting ready for decisive action in the same way they build their biceps in the gym: lots of repetitions.

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It's been a long time coming: Full-scale gender integration is now a reality in today's military. Fort Sill is making sure the integration is as smooth as possible.

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The Army announced today details of its implementation plan for integrating women into all military occupational specialties (MOSs), paving the way for qualified female soldiers to serve in the Infantry, Armor, and Special Forces.

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