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Army museums to give out excess artifacts, including weapons and historic uniforms
“The Army Museum Enterprise is reviewing everything from tanks and howitzers to uniforms and canteens over the next five years,” the historic materiel division chief said.
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Coronavirus hits brigade at NTC, as home post deals with surge in cases
A soldier with knowledge of the situation said there have been about 20 coronavirus cases among soldiers with 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, about half of whom are asymptomatic.
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Army seeks about 3,500 more infantry recruits this year
In fiscal 2020, the Army assessed 11,352 recruits into its infantry career fields.
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Upcoming merger gives Army Africa more advocacy in Washington, two-star says
The merger comes on the heels of some combat incidents at outposts on the Horn of Africa, including a May 9 attack on U.S. soldiers assigned to a coordination cell in Mogadishu, Somalia.
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Basic training starts issuing new Army Greens uniforms
A basic combat training battery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is the first in the Army to get the service’s new World War II-style dress uniform.
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Army confident in its COVID-19 precautions as soldiers train amid fall surge
“Senior commanders at every installation have the flexibility to implement what is needed to best protect the health of the force, and again, they’re working with the local communities,” the Army surgeon general said.
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Former Army Reserve MP gets 40 years in prison for running ‘sex trafficking enterprise’
Xaver M. Boston, 31, coerced victims struggling with opioid addictions to become prostitutes for his profit between 2012 and 2017, except for a brief period when he was deployed to Afghanistan.
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Army-Navy Game to be held at West Point for first time since World War II
Navy leads in the series 61 wins versus Army’s 52.
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Two-star wants to ease the civilian-to-soldier transition during Army basic training
Basic training is “not getting softer,” Maj. Gen. Lonnie G. Hibbard declared.
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Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
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Army museums to give out excess artifacts, including weapons and historic uniforms
“The Army Museum Enterprise is reviewing everything from tanks and howitzers to uniforms and canteens over the next five years,” the historic materiel division chief said.
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Coronavirus hits brigade at NTC, as home post deals with surge in cases
A soldier with knowledge of the situation said there have been about 20 coronavirus cases among soldiers with 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, about half of whom are asymptomatic.
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Army seeks about 3,500 more infantry recruits this year
In fiscal 2020, the Army assessed 11,352 recruits into its infantry career fields.
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Upcoming merger gives Army Africa more advocacy in Washington, two-star says
The merger comes on the heels of some combat incidents at outposts on the Horn of Africa, including a May 9 attack on U.S. soldiers assigned to a coordination cell in Mogadishu, Somalia.
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Basic training starts issuing new Army Greens uniforms
A basic combat training battery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is the first in the Army to get the service’s new World War II-style dress uniform.
-
Army confident in its COVID-19 precautions as soldiers train amid fall surge
“Senior commanders at every installation have the flexibility to implement what is needed to best protect the health of the force, and again, they’re working with the local communities,” the Army surgeon general said.
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Former Army Reserve MP gets 40 years in prison for running ‘sex trafficking enterprise’
Xaver M. Boston, 31, coerced victims struggling with opioid addictions to become prostitutes for his profit between 2012 and 2017, except for a brief period when he was deployed to Afghanistan.
-
Army-Navy Game to be held at West Point for first time since World War II
Navy leads in the series 61 wins versus Army’s 52.
-
Two-star wants to ease the civilian-to-soldier transition during Army basic training
Basic training is “not getting softer,” Maj. Gen. Lonnie G. Hibbard declared.
-
Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
-
Army museums to give out excess artifacts, including weapons and historic uniforms
“The Army Museum Enterprise is reviewing everything from tanks and howitzers to uniforms and canteens over the next five years,” the historic materiel division chief said.
-
Coronavirus hits brigade at NTC, as home post deals with surge in cases
A soldier with knowledge of the situation said there have been about 20 coronavirus cases among soldiers with 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, about half of whom are asymptomatic.
-
Army seeks about 3,500 more infantry recruits this year
In fiscal 2020, the Army assessed 11,352 recruits into its infantry career fields.
-
Upcoming merger gives Army Africa more advocacy in Washington, two-star says
The merger comes on the heels of some combat incidents at outposts on the Horn of Africa, including a May 9 attack on U.S. soldiers assigned to a coordination cell in Mogadishu, Somalia.
-
Basic training starts issuing new Army Greens uniforms
A basic combat training battery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is the first in the Army to get the service’s new World War II-style dress uniform.
-
Army confident in its COVID-19 precautions as soldiers train amid fall surge
“Senior commanders at every installation have the flexibility to implement what is needed to best protect the health of the force, and again, they’re working with the local communities,” the Army surgeon general said.
-
Former Army Reserve MP gets 40 years in prison for running ‘sex trafficking enterprise’
Xaver M. Boston, 31, coerced victims struggling with opioid addictions to become prostitutes for his profit between 2012 and 2017, except for a brief period when he was deployed to Afghanistan.
-
Army-Navy Game to be held at West Point for first time since World War II
Navy leads in the series 61 wins versus Army’s 52.
-
Two-star wants to ease the civilian-to-soldier transition during Army basic training
Basic training is “not getting softer,” Maj. Gen. Lonnie G. Hibbard declared.
-
Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
