Todd South is an Editor-at-large for Military Times, focusing on national defense and military affairs. With a background in journalism and a specialization in military technology and strategy, Todd's articles provide insights into the latest developments in the armed forces, including new equipment, training programs, and the experiences of service members.
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Lt. Col. Roderick Vinson died while exercising Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024, while exercising in Sumter, South Carolina. (Army)
Marines and soldiers are trading notes on how to defend their airspace in an increasingly complex and threatening battlespace.
Lt. Gen. John Evans relinquished command of U.S. Army North after leading the command for three years. (James Camillocci/Army)
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By: Todd South
The Army’s home for intelligence and cyber operations will welcome its first female garrison commander in a change-of-command ceremony next week.
Lt. Gen. Arthur Gregg died Thursday. He was 96.
By: Todd South
The Marines are leaning more on simulator training to spare Marines from excessive blast exposure. (Lance Cpl. Jaylen Davis/U.S. Marine Corps)
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It was a few weeks into a months-long operation in Vietnam’s A Shau Valley on Feb. 13, 1969, when Marine Corps Cpl. Daniel “Duke” Heller stepped off on patrol to find the elusive North Vietnamese soldiers who permeated this area of South Vietnam near its border with Laos.
After several fatal Army aircraft crashes and the arrival of a more complicated airspace in the future, the service is reviewing and updating how it trains its pilots and its warrant officers in particular.
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