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‘We need to find out what happened’ at Fort Hood, Army chief says
“They sent us their daughter and, quite frankly, we didn’t take care of her,” the Army chief of staff said.
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US service member dies in Syria
“Initial reports indicate the incident was not due to enemy contact,” Inherent Resolve officials stated.
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Fort Hood soldier’s death under police investigation
Pvt. Mejhor Morta, 26, was found unresponsive on Friday in the vicinity of Stillhouse Lake, Texas.
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Concerns about federal agents wearing military camo raised by DoD in after-action review
“That will be something we’ll talk [about] to those doing the review and then maybe have a conversation with the attorney general,” said a chief Pentagon spokesman.
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Data shows large drop in Army’s domestic abuse reports during pandemic
“It’d be great if it’s true. But I’d hope [the Army] understands that fewer people are likely reporting,” one victim advocate said.
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Soldier convicted of negligently killing West Point cadet in vehicle rollover incident
A 3rd Infantry Division soldier was convicted this weekend of negligent homicide and sentenced to three years of confinement following a vehicle rollover last summer.
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Inconsistencies in account of paratrooper’s disappearance and homicide trouble his family
Why the campers didn’t report the disappearance when they first spoke with Park Rangers has been “one of the burning questions,” Martinez’s older sister said.
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New initiative aims to put ‘divisive symbols’ on ‘no-fly list,’ Army secretary says
Army officials stopped short of guaranteeing that the Confederate flag would be included as a divisive symbol.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
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‘We need to find out what happened’ at Fort Hood, Army chief says
“They sent us their daughter and, quite frankly, we didn’t take care of her,” the Army chief of staff said.
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US service member dies in Syria
“Initial reports indicate the incident was not due to enemy contact,” Inherent Resolve officials stated.
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Fort Hood soldier’s death under police investigation
Pvt. Mejhor Morta, 26, was found unresponsive on Friday in the vicinity of Stillhouse Lake, Texas.
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Concerns about federal agents wearing military camo raised by DoD in after-action review
“That will be something we’ll talk [about] to those doing the review and then maybe have a conversation with the attorney general,” said a chief Pentagon spokesman.
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Data shows large drop in Army’s domestic abuse reports during pandemic
“It’d be great if it’s true. But I’d hope [the Army] understands that fewer people are likely reporting,” one victim advocate said.
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Soldier convicted of negligently killing West Point cadet in vehicle rollover incident
A 3rd Infantry Division soldier was convicted this weekend of negligent homicide and sentenced to three years of confinement following a vehicle rollover last summer.
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Inconsistencies in account of paratrooper’s disappearance and homicide trouble his family
Why the campers didn’t report the disappearance when they first spoke with Park Rangers has been “one of the burning questions,” Martinez’s older sister said.
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New initiative aims to put ‘divisive symbols’ on ‘no-fly list,’ Army secretary says
Army officials stopped short of guaranteeing that the Confederate flag would be included as a divisive symbol.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
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‘We need to find out what happened’ at Fort Hood, Army chief says
“They sent us their daughter and, quite frankly, we didn’t take care of her,” the Army chief of staff said.
-
US service member dies in Syria
“Initial reports indicate the incident was not due to enemy contact,” Inherent Resolve officials stated.
-
Fort Hood soldier’s death under police investigation
Pvt. Mejhor Morta, 26, was found unresponsive on Friday in the vicinity of Stillhouse Lake, Texas.
-
Concerns about federal agents wearing military camo raised by DoD in after-action review
“That will be something we’ll talk [about] to those doing the review and then maybe have a conversation with the attorney general,” said a chief Pentagon spokesman.
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Data shows large drop in Army’s domestic abuse reports during pandemic
“It’d be great if it’s true. But I’d hope [the Army] understands that fewer people are likely reporting,” one victim advocate said.
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Soldier convicted of negligently killing West Point cadet in vehicle rollover incident
A 3rd Infantry Division soldier was convicted this weekend of negligent homicide and sentenced to three years of confinement following a vehicle rollover last summer.
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Inconsistencies in account of paratrooper’s disappearance and homicide trouble his family
Why the campers didn’t report the disappearance when they first spoke with Park Rangers has been “one of the burning questions,” Martinez’s older sister said.
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New initiative aims to put ‘divisive symbols’ on ‘no-fly list,’ Army secretary says
Army officials stopped short of guaranteeing that the Confederate flag would be included as a divisive symbol.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
