Army news today in history

Here are some significant Army news stories from today in history:

March 25

• 1945: The United States Army liberates the Dachau concentration camp in Germany, finding thousands of prisoners, many of whom are severely malnourished and ill.
• 1965: The United States Army begins deploying troops to Vietnam, marking the beginning of the Vietnam War.

Other notable events

• 1865: The United States Army captures Bentonville, North Carolina, during the American Civil War.
• 1942: The United States Army establishes the Army Air Forces (AAF) as a separate branch of the military.
• 1958: The United States Army establishes the Army Security Agency (ASA), which is responsible for signals intelligence and communications security.

Birthdays

• 1862: John J. Pershing, American general and commander of the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I, is born.
• 1893: Omar Bradley, American general and the last five-star general in the United States Army, is born.

In the news

• The Army is working to improve its cybersecurity capabilities, with a focus on protecting its networks and systems from cyber threats.
• The Army is also investing in new technologies, including artificial intelligence and autonomous systems, to enhance its capabilities on the battlefield.
• The Army is conducting exercises and training operations in the Middle East and Europe to prepare for potential conflicts and to maintain its readiness.

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