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Remains of one of two missing Fort Hood soldiers found
Fort Hood announced that the remains of Pfc. Gregory Morales, missing since last year, were discovered Friday.
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Guard unit that lost EOD troop in Afghanistan faced ‘funding constraints’ and ‘time-consuming request process’
Sgt. James Slape died while clearing a safe path around a disabled MaxxPro vehicle that had hit an improvised explosive device.
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Army starts ‘comprehensive’ look at racial disparity in its justice system
The Army is in the “very early stages of figuring out what could cause this,” the service’s ranking uniformed attorney said.
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Army command sergeant major’s death under investigation
Command Sgt. Maj. Eric M. Schmitz’s cause of death is currently under investigation by local police and Army CID.
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Fort Bliss soldier allegedly shot at El Paso police from house window, wounding one officer
No return shots were fired by the responding officers, police said.
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Every Army senior leader will ‘become an active recruiter’ to net 10,000 new soldiers
Army officials said they’re about 2,000-soldiers ahead of their 50,200-troop retention goal for the fiscal year.
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Missing soldier’s regiment forms internal investigation into sexual harassment allegations
The 3rd Cavalry Regiment has formed its “own internal investigative group to look at every allegation related to sexual assault or sexual harassment.”
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Army offers $25K for info leading to soldier who vanished days before discharge
Despite the reward for the missing soldier, Morales still appears to be listed as a deserter by the Army, with the date of desertion one month after he was last seen.
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Lack of tracer rounds, condensed planning contributed to soldier’s death in live-fire exercise
One soldier said that the exercise “was rushed and there was no clear control of the maneuver through the lane at night.”
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Soldiers can substitute a 2-minute plank after attempting the leg tuck on ACFT
“Lower back injuries are the most common debilitating and costly injuries to the Army,” said Hibbard. “And that leg tuck is what trains the core.”
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Remains of one of two missing Fort Hood soldiers found
Fort Hood announced that the remains of Pfc. Gregory Morales, missing since last year, were discovered Friday.
-
Guard unit that lost EOD troop in Afghanistan faced ‘funding constraints’ and ‘time-consuming request process’
Sgt. James Slape died while clearing a safe path around a disabled MaxxPro vehicle that had hit an improvised explosive device.
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Army starts ‘comprehensive’ look at racial disparity in its justice system
The Army is in the “very early stages of figuring out what could cause this,” the service’s ranking uniformed attorney said.
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Army command sergeant major’s death under investigation
Command Sgt. Maj. Eric M. Schmitz’s cause of death is currently under investigation by local police and Army CID.
-
Fort Bliss soldier allegedly shot at El Paso police from house window, wounding one officer
No return shots were fired by the responding officers, police said.
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Every Army senior leader will ‘become an active recruiter’ to net 10,000 new soldiers
Army officials said they’re about 2,000-soldiers ahead of their 50,200-troop retention goal for the fiscal year.
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Missing soldier’s regiment forms internal investigation into sexual harassment allegations
The 3rd Cavalry Regiment has formed its “own internal investigative group to look at every allegation related to sexual assault or sexual harassment.”
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Army offers $25K for info leading to soldier who vanished days before discharge
Despite the reward for the missing soldier, Morales still appears to be listed as a deserter by the Army, with the date of desertion one month after he was last seen.
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Lack of tracer rounds, condensed planning contributed to soldier’s death in live-fire exercise
One soldier said that the exercise “was rushed and there was no clear control of the maneuver through the lane at night.”
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Soldiers can substitute a 2-minute plank after attempting the leg tuck on ACFT
“Lower back injuries are the most common debilitating and costly injuries to the Army,” said Hibbard. “And that leg tuck is what trains the core.”
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Remains of one of two missing Fort Hood soldiers found
Fort Hood announced that the remains of Pfc. Gregory Morales, missing since last year, were discovered Friday.
-
Guard unit that lost EOD troop in Afghanistan faced ‘funding constraints’ and ‘time-consuming request process’
Sgt. James Slape died while clearing a safe path around a disabled MaxxPro vehicle that had hit an improvised explosive device.
-
Army starts ‘comprehensive’ look at racial disparity in its justice system
The Army is in the “very early stages of figuring out what could cause this,” the service’s ranking uniformed attorney said.
-
Army command sergeant major’s death under investigation
Command Sgt. Maj. Eric M. Schmitz’s cause of death is currently under investigation by local police and Army CID.
-
Fort Bliss soldier allegedly shot at El Paso police from house window, wounding one officer
No return shots were fired by the responding officers, police said.
-
Every Army senior leader will ‘become an active recruiter’ to net 10,000 new soldiers
Army officials said they’re about 2,000-soldiers ahead of their 50,200-troop retention goal for the fiscal year.
-
Missing soldier’s regiment forms internal investigation into sexual harassment allegations
The 3rd Cavalry Regiment has formed its “own internal investigative group to look at every allegation related to sexual assault or sexual harassment.”
-
Army offers $25K for info leading to soldier who vanished days before discharge
Despite the reward for the missing soldier, Morales still appears to be listed as a deserter by the Army, with the date of desertion one month after he was last seen.
-
Lack of tracer rounds, condensed planning contributed to soldier’s death in live-fire exercise
One soldier said that the exercise “was rushed and there was no clear control of the maneuver through the lane at night.”
-
Soldiers can substitute a 2-minute plank after attempting the leg tuck on ACFT
“Lower back injuries are the most common debilitating and costly injuries to the Army,” said Hibbard. “And that leg tuck is what trains the core.”












