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Pathfinder School at Fort Benning slated to officially get the ax
Pathfinder is the only badge producing course being eliminated, according to Army officials.
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5 US soldiers among 7 peacekeepers killed in Sinai helicopter crash
Americans among the dead in Sinai helicopter crash.
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Fort Hood leaders meet with Vanessa Guillen’s family, say gate will be named in her honor
During the Tuesday visit, Guillen’s family met with the III Corps and Fort Hood commander, Lt. Gen. Pat White, and deputy commander, Maj. Gen. John Richardson.
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Two Fort Carson staff sergeants charged in child prostitution sting
An undercover investigation ended with the arrests of two Army staff sergeants assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado, in late October.
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Soldier who died after Fort Jackson rifle range incident identified
“At this point in the investigation, there is no indication of foul play,” said an Army CID official.
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1,400 artifacts trace Army lineage back to 1600s at new national museum, opening Vet’s Day
“Those artifacts that have those personal connections to that soldier and tell that story, that’s what gives me chills when I walk through,” said the museum’s director.
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Fort Bliss declares public health emergency
El Paso saw a nearly 160 percent increase in COVID-19 positive rates and a 300 percent increase in hospitalizations since Oct. 1.
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Soldier at Fort Jackson suffers fatal injury at rifle range
An 18-year-old soldier from California died Thursday during training at a rifle range on Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
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Fort Hood soldier arrested on murder warrant in year-old case
A 20-year-old soldier was arrested Tuesday afternoon and charged with murder in the case of a woman who died at a local Days Inn more than a year ago.
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Shuttering Asymmetric Warfare Group and Red Team is the ‘wrong direction,’ retired Army three-star says
The Army’s decision to close some of its innovation programs closely associated with the Iraq and Afghanistan wars is ill-advised, said a former commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan.
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Pathfinder School at Fort Benning slated to officially get the ax
Pathfinder is the only badge producing course being eliminated, according to Army officials.
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5 US soldiers among 7 peacekeepers killed in Sinai helicopter crash
Americans among the dead in Sinai helicopter crash.
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Fort Hood leaders meet with Vanessa Guillen’s family, say gate will be named in her honor
During the Tuesday visit, Guillen’s family met with the III Corps and Fort Hood commander, Lt. Gen. Pat White, and deputy commander, Maj. Gen. John Richardson.
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Two Fort Carson staff sergeants charged in child prostitution sting
An undercover investigation ended with the arrests of two Army staff sergeants assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado, in late October.
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Soldier who died after Fort Jackson rifle range incident identified
“At this point in the investigation, there is no indication of foul play,” said an Army CID official.
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1,400 artifacts trace Army lineage back to 1600s at new national museum, opening Vet’s Day
“Those artifacts that have those personal connections to that soldier and tell that story, that’s what gives me chills when I walk through,” said the museum’s director.
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Fort Bliss declares public health emergency
El Paso saw a nearly 160 percent increase in COVID-19 positive rates and a 300 percent increase in hospitalizations since Oct. 1.
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Soldier at Fort Jackson suffers fatal injury at rifle range
An 18-year-old soldier from California died Thursday during training at a rifle range on Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
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Fort Hood soldier arrested on murder warrant in year-old case
A 20-year-old soldier was arrested Tuesday afternoon and charged with murder in the case of a woman who died at a local Days Inn more than a year ago.
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Shuttering Asymmetric Warfare Group and Red Team is the ‘wrong direction,’ retired Army three-star says
The Army’s decision to close some of its innovation programs closely associated with the Iraq and Afghanistan wars is ill-advised, said a former commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan.
-
Pathfinder School at Fort Benning slated to officially get the ax
Pathfinder is the only badge producing course being eliminated, according to Army officials.
-
5 US soldiers among 7 peacekeepers killed in Sinai helicopter crash
Americans among the dead in Sinai helicopter crash.
-
Fort Hood leaders meet with Vanessa Guillen’s family, say gate will be named in her honor
During the Tuesday visit, Guillen’s family met with the III Corps and Fort Hood commander, Lt. Gen. Pat White, and deputy commander, Maj. Gen. John Richardson.
-
Two Fort Carson staff sergeants charged in child prostitution sting
An undercover investigation ended with the arrests of two Army staff sergeants assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado, in late October.
-
Soldier who died after Fort Jackson rifle range incident identified
“At this point in the investigation, there is no indication of foul play,” said an Army CID official.
-
1,400 artifacts trace Army lineage back to 1600s at new national museum, opening Vet’s Day
“Those artifacts that have those personal connections to that soldier and tell that story, that’s what gives me chills when I walk through,” said the museum’s director.
-
Fort Bliss declares public health emergency
El Paso saw a nearly 160 percent increase in COVID-19 positive rates and a 300 percent increase in hospitalizations since Oct. 1.
-
Soldier at Fort Jackson suffers fatal injury at rifle range
An 18-year-old soldier from California died Thursday during training at a rifle range on Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
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Fort Hood soldier arrested on murder warrant in year-old case
A 20-year-old soldier was arrested Tuesday afternoon and charged with murder in the case of a woman who died at a local Days Inn more than a year ago.
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Shuttering Asymmetric Warfare Group and Red Team is the ‘wrong direction,’ retired Army three-star says
The Army’s decision to close some of its innovation programs closely associated with the Iraq and Afghanistan wars is ill-advised, said a former commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan.
