National Museum of the United States Army, NMUSA, Visitor App
Working together, the National Museum United Army (NMUSA) and The Army
Distributed Learning Program (TADLP) Mobile Division team produced the NMUSA
app, enhancing the visitor experience for Soldiers and veterans, it is also
informative, entertaining and insightful for families, civilians and foreign
visitors.
The app engages audiences with both the museum collection and the
organization that created it, offering a range of interactive features to
enhance the visitors experience. Added tools specifically created for
children’s tours bring exciting and educational information. Whether you're
a first-time visitor or a frequent museum-goer, the app has something for
everyone.
Download the NMUSA mobile app today and start exploring!
The NMUSA mobile app is available for
Android
and
Apple devices.
ARMY AUDIOBOOKS GIVE ACCESS TO DOCTRINE AND OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS ANYWHERE
Mobile Publications Division develops hardcopy books into smart,
professionally edited and read audiobooks that Soldiers can take anywhere,
available on their personal smartphones and tablets. Historically, doctrine
has been published in books and softcover manuals. By adopting the new
audiobook medium, it’s yet another way Army learning is modernizing. In the
last decade, mainstream publishers and studios have found a figurative gold
mine in audio fiction. In 2019 The Audio Publishers Association released
figures showing that more people are listening to audiobooks regardless of
demographic. Retailers like Audible have been developing their own original
content to take advantage of the trend. The US Army audiobooks also provide
the primary thing that made the audiobook marketplace explode: convenience.
Instant, secure logins to EAMS-A using your personal mobile device.
Protect your Army EAMS-A account by adding second factor authentication with
Army MobileConnect. After logging in to EAMS-A as you normally would,
MobileConnect will send a notification to your device, asking you to approve
the login, or will generate a one-time passcode to use instead.
MobileConnect will now allow users to login without a username and password
once registered. This simplifies desktop and mobile access to hundreds of
Army sites backed by EAMS-A.
You may still use MobileConnect as a second factor for username and password
logins if needed. You may use automatic push notifications or TOTP for
validating your second factor with MobileConnect.
Note: This app requires a US Army EAMS-A account and registration for the
MobileConnect service. Simple instructions are provided in the app.
The Mosul Study Group Interactive Publication “What The Battle for Mosul
Teaches the Force”
After a brutal nine-month campaign to liberate Mosul from the Islamic State,
Iraqi security forces (ISF) retook Iraq’s second largest city. This battle
was the largest conventional land battle since the capture of Baghdad by
coalition forces in 2003 and the first sustained urban operation involving
U.S. forces since the 1968 Battle of Hue. The purpose of this piece is to
provide immediate impressions of Operation EAGLE STRIKE that may or should
directly impact the Army and how it approaches future conflicts in an
engaging format for students in order to better prepare them for future
combat operations.
