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The Army doesn’t know how many extremists it has booted
The data omission makes it difficult to understand the extent to which extremism is a problem in the ranks.
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Two-star under investigation for ‘inappropriate touching’
The Army announced the general’s suspension earlier this month, but the reason for the adverse action was not disclosed until Thursday.
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Army ‘taking a hard look’ at what end-strength it can actually afford
“We’d like a much bigger army, but what I have to do at my level is say, you know, what can we actually afford,” said the Army chief of staff.
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Army’s new Arctic strategy takes shape in Alaska’s frigid interior
“Up here, in a matter of hours, if you haven’t taken steps to make sure you’ve got liquid water, you’ve got an ice block.”
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Shooting, stabbing involving soldiers puts nightlife near Fort Bliss under scrutiny
“I have no doubt that this area of town will be reviewed during the next meeting,” a Fort Bliss official said.
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Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
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Army looking at ways to ‘account for biological differences’ with new fitness test
A letter penned by two senators this fall stated that Army data shows “a consistent” 65 percent failure rate for women and 10 percent failure rate for men.
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Special operations training center warns soldiers of symbols co-opted by extremists
Leaders are trying to educate special operations soldiers on what imagery to avoid when they craft informal, small unit symbols.
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Army War College commandant suspended, under investigation
The number two officer for the Army Corps of Engineers has been assigned as the acting commandant.
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Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
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The Army doesn’t know how many extremists it has booted
The data omission makes it difficult to understand the extent to which extremism is a problem in the ranks.
-
Two-star under investigation for ‘inappropriate touching’
The Army announced the general’s suspension earlier this month, but the reason for the adverse action was not disclosed until Thursday.
-
Army ‘taking a hard look’ at what end-strength it can actually afford
“We’d like a much bigger army, but what I have to do at my level is say, you know, what can we actually afford,” said the Army chief of staff.
-
Army’s new Arctic strategy takes shape in Alaska’s frigid interior
“Up here, in a matter of hours, if you haven’t taken steps to make sure you’ve got liquid water, you’ve got an ice block.”
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Shooting, stabbing involving soldiers puts nightlife near Fort Bliss under scrutiny
“I have no doubt that this area of town will be reviewed during the next meeting,” a Fort Bliss official said.
-
Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
-
Army looking at ways to ‘account for biological differences’ with new fitness test
A letter penned by two senators this fall stated that Army data shows “a consistent” 65 percent failure rate for women and 10 percent failure rate for men.
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Special operations training center warns soldiers of symbols co-opted by extremists
Leaders are trying to educate special operations soldiers on what imagery to avoid when they craft informal, small unit symbols.
-
Army War College commandant suspended, under investigation
The number two officer for the Army Corps of Engineers has been assigned as the acting commandant.
-
Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
-
The Army doesn’t know how many extremists it has booted
The data omission makes it difficult to understand the extent to which extremism is a problem in the ranks.
-
Two-star under investigation for ‘inappropriate touching’
The Army announced the general’s suspension earlier this month, but the reason for the adverse action was not disclosed until Thursday.
-
Army ‘taking a hard look’ at what end-strength it can actually afford
“We’d like a much bigger army, but what I have to do at my level is say, you know, what can we actually afford,” said the Army chief of staff.
-
Army’s new Arctic strategy takes shape in Alaska’s frigid interior
“Up here, in a matter of hours, if you haven’t taken steps to make sure you’ve got liquid water, you’ve got an ice block.”
-
Shooting, stabbing involving soldiers puts nightlife near Fort Bliss under scrutiny
“I have no doubt that this area of town will be reviewed during the next meeting,” a Fort Bliss official said.
-
Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
-
Army looking at ways to ‘account for biological differences’ with new fitness test
A letter penned by two senators this fall stated that Army data shows “a consistent” 65 percent failure rate for women and 10 percent failure rate for men.
-
Special operations training center warns soldiers of symbols co-opted by extremists
Leaders are trying to educate special operations soldiers on what imagery to avoid when they craft informal, small unit symbols.
-
Army War College commandant suspended, under investigation
The number two officer for the Army Corps of Engineers has been assigned as the acting commandant.
-
Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
