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Reward rises to $25,000 in case of slain Fort Bragg paratrooper
Army CID agents have increased the reward offered for credible information leading to a conviction in the case of a slain Fort Bragg paratrooper.
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First woman is slated to graduate Green Beret training and serve on a Special Forces team
The first female Army Green Beret candidate will graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course on July 9.
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Investigation of 2018 green-on-blue attack criticizes vetting of Afghan forces, praises actions of US riflemen
Many Afghan troops are not vetted at all, according to the investigative report, and those who are but fail the screening process are often not removed from formations quickly.
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Army leaders hold off on banning Confederate symbols, renaming installations
“We certainly have some ideas on the best ways to do this, whether its the symbology of certain things or taking a look at what the names of certain posts should be,” said Gen. James McConville, the Army chief of staff.
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Army ditches officer promotion photos as part of an effort to eliminate unconscious bias
The Army will no longer include official photos for officer selection boards beginning in August. Warrant officer and NCO boards are under review.
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Pentagon identifies soldier who died in non-combat incident in Jordan
The soldier was a member of 2nd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, which operates Patriot missile batteries.
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Missing Fort Hood soldier case rises to the Army secretary’s level as family pushes for more transparency
The Army also suspects “foul play” in the disappearance of Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, said representatives of the missing soldier’s family.
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Investigation details fatal insider attack on sergeant major during Army advisers’ first deployment
Two of the Afghan police officers involved in the 2018 green-on-blue attack were shooters; two were getaway drivers, according to an investigation obtained by Army Times.
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Fort Bragg garrison commander relieved due to loss of trust
Col. Phillip Sounia was relieved by the generals helming Army Installation Management Command and the 18th Airborne Corps.
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US soldier plotted with Satanic neo-Nazis to ambush his own unit overseas, feds say
Melzer acknowledged that he might die in the attack on his own unit, stating “who gives a f– … it would be another war.”
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Reward rises to $25,000 in case of slain Fort Bragg paratrooper
Army CID agents have increased the reward offered for credible information leading to a conviction in the case of a slain Fort Bragg paratrooper.
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First woman is slated to graduate Green Beret training and serve on a Special Forces team
The first female Army Green Beret candidate will graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course on July 9.
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Investigation of 2018 green-on-blue attack criticizes vetting of Afghan forces, praises actions of US riflemen
Many Afghan troops are not vetted at all, according to the investigative report, and those who are but fail the screening process are often not removed from formations quickly.
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Army leaders hold off on banning Confederate symbols, renaming installations
“We certainly have some ideas on the best ways to do this, whether its the symbology of certain things or taking a look at what the names of certain posts should be,” said Gen. James McConville, the Army chief of staff.
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Army ditches officer promotion photos as part of an effort to eliminate unconscious bias
The Army will no longer include official photos for officer selection boards beginning in August. Warrant officer and NCO boards are under review.
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Pentagon identifies soldier who died in non-combat incident in Jordan
The soldier was a member of 2nd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, which operates Patriot missile batteries.
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Missing Fort Hood soldier case rises to the Army secretary’s level as family pushes for more transparency
The Army also suspects “foul play” in the disappearance of Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, said representatives of the missing soldier’s family.
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Investigation details fatal insider attack on sergeant major during Army advisers’ first deployment
Two of the Afghan police officers involved in the 2018 green-on-blue attack were shooters; two were getaway drivers, according to an investigation obtained by Army Times.
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Fort Bragg garrison commander relieved due to loss of trust
Col. Phillip Sounia was relieved by the generals helming Army Installation Management Command and the 18th Airborne Corps.
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US soldier plotted with Satanic neo-Nazis to ambush his own unit overseas, feds say
Melzer acknowledged that he might die in the attack on his own unit, stating “who gives a f– … it would be another war.”
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Reward rises to $25,000 in case of slain Fort Bragg paratrooper
Army CID agents have increased the reward offered for credible information leading to a conviction in the case of a slain Fort Bragg paratrooper.
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First woman is slated to graduate Green Beret training and serve on a Special Forces team
The first female Army Green Beret candidate will graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course on July 9.
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Investigation of 2018 green-on-blue attack criticizes vetting of Afghan forces, praises actions of US riflemen
Many Afghan troops are not vetted at all, according to the investigative report, and those who are but fail the screening process are often not removed from formations quickly.
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Army leaders hold off on banning Confederate symbols, renaming installations
“We certainly have some ideas on the best ways to do this, whether its the symbology of certain things or taking a look at what the names of certain posts should be,” said Gen. James McConville, the Army chief of staff.
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Army ditches officer promotion photos as part of an effort to eliminate unconscious bias
The Army will no longer include official photos for officer selection boards beginning in August. Warrant officer and NCO boards are under review.
-
Pentagon identifies soldier who died in non-combat incident in Jordan
The soldier was a member of 2nd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, which operates Patriot missile batteries.
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Missing Fort Hood soldier case rises to the Army secretary’s level as family pushes for more transparency
The Army also suspects “foul play” in the disappearance of Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, said representatives of the missing soldier’s family.
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Investigation details fatal insider attack on sergeant major during Army advisers’ first deployment
Two of the Afghan police officers involved in the 2018 green-on-blue attack were shooters; two were getaway drivers, according to an investigation obtained by Army Times.
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Fort Bragg garrison commander relieved due to loss of trust
Col. Phillip Sounia was relieved by the generals helming Army Installation Management Command and the 18th Airborne Corps.
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US soldier plotted with Satanic neo-Nazis to ambush his own unit overseas, feds say
Melzer acknowledged that he might die in the attack on his own unit, stating “who gives a f– … it would be another war.”
