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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
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$20,000 reward for details in Meade soldier’s killing
Maryland police and Army investigators are offering $20,000 to anyone whose information about the August shooting death of a Fort Meade-based soldier leads to a conviction.
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West Point instructor found dead off-post
An officer serving as an instructor at the U.S. Military Academy was found dead Sunday while off-post.
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Sikh Army captain sues DoD to keep beard, turban
A Ranger-qualified, Bronze Star-wearing captain filed suit against the Defense Department on Monday seeking permission to wear a turban and maintain his long hair and beard while in uniform in adherence to his Sikh faith — a permanent waiver already awarded to at least three other Sikh soldiers.
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Hockey coach association to honor Milley at Frozen Four
A former Princeton University hockey player will be honored by the American Hockey Coaches Association in April for his off-ice endeavors — among them, serving as the Army’s top officer.
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Army staff sergeant qualifies for Rio Olympics in race walk
Staff Sgt. John Nunn, an active-duty soldier with the Army World Class Athlete Program, qualified for his third U.S. Olympic team Sunday by taking first place in the 50-kilometer race walk trials outside San Diego.
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Army seeks Silver Star award documents for medal review
The Army wants as much information as possible regarding the more than 700 Silver Star Medals it has awarded for actions since Sept.
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Warrant officer forecast: What’s in store for the Army’s technical experts
The service’s top warrant officer can condense his cohort’s job description into six words: “A technical expert who can lead.”
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Army’s new fitness tests: New details emerge from leadership
The Army is on the eve of rolling out new MOS-specific, gender-neutral fitness tests, and new details have begun to emerge.
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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
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$20,000 reward for details in Meade soldier’s killing
Maryland police and Army investigators are offering $20,000 to anyone whose information about the August shooting death of a Fort Meade-based soldier leads to a conviction.
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West Point instructor found dead off-post
An officer serving as an instructor at the U.S. Military Academy was found dead Sunday while off-post.
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Sikh Army captain sues DoD to keep beard, turban
A Ranger-qualified, Bronze Star-wearing captain filed suit against the Defense Department on Monday seeking permission to wear a turban and maintain his long hair and beard while in uniform in adherence to his Sikh faith — a permanent waiver already awarded to at least three other Sikh soldiers.
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Hockey coach association to honor Milley at Frozen Four
A former Princeton University hockey player will be honored by the American Hockey Coaches Association in April for his off-ice endeavors — among them, serving as the Army’s top officer.
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Army staff sergeant qualifies for Rio Olympics in race walk
Staff Sgt. John Nunn, an active-duty soldier with the Army World Class Athlete Program, qualified for his third U.S. Olympic team Sunday by taking first place in the 50-kilometer race walk trials outside San Diego.
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Army seeks Silver Star award documents for medal review
The Army wants as much information as possible regarding the more than 700 Silver Star Medals it has awarded for actions since Sept.
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Warrant officer forecast: What’s in store for the Army’s technical experts
The service’s top warrant officer can condense his cohort’s job description into six words: “A technical expert who can lead.”
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Army’s new fitness tests: New details emerge from leadership
The Army is on the eve of rolling out new MOS-specific, gender-neutral fitness tests, and new details have begun to emerge.
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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
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$20,000 reward for details in Meade soldier’s killing
Maryland police and Army investigators are offering $20,000 to anyone whose information about the August shooting death of a Fort Meade-based soldier leads to a conviction.
-
West Point instructor found dead off-post
An officer serving as an instructor at the U.S. Military Academy was found dead Sunday while off-post.
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Sikh Army captain sues DoD to keep beard, turban
A Ranger-qualified, Bronze Star-wearing captain filed suit against the Defense Department on Monday seeking permission to wear a turban and maintain his long hair and beard while in uniform in adherence to his Sikh faith — a permanent waiver already awarded to at least three other Sikh soldiers.
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Hockey coach association to honor Milley at Frozen Four
A former Princeton University hockey player will be honored by the American Hockey Coaches Association in April for his off-ice endeavors — among them, serving as the Army’s top officer.
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Army staff sergeant qualifies for Rio Olympics in race walk
Staff Sgt. John Nunn, an active-duty soldier with the Army World Class Athlete Program, qualified for his third U.S. Olympic team Sunday by taking first place in the 50-kilometer race walk trials outside San Diego.
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Army seeks Silver Star award documents for medal review
The Army wants as much information as possible regarding the more than 700 Silver Star Medals it has awarded for actions since Sept.
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Warrant officer forecast: What’s in store for the Army’s technical experts
The service’s top warrant officer can condense his cohort’s job description into six words: “A technical expert who can lead.”
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Army’s new fitness tests: New details emerge from leadership
The Army is on the eve of rolling out new MOS-specific, gender-neutral fitness tests, and new details have begun to emerge.
