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Army pauses bringing new recruits to basic training
The pause will last two weeks at a minimum, and will be assessed from there.
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Parachute riggers plan to churn out 1,000 masks per week at JBLM
With new Pentagon orders directing troops to wear face coverings in public, increasing mask production could come in handy at other Army installations.
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Paratrooper found dead in Alaska barracks room
A paratrooper assigned to Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska, was found dead in his barracks room.
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Soldier charged with faking suicide to go AWOL in Mexico and ‘fight cartels’
The soldier previously discussed faking his death so he could leave the Army and travel to Mexico to “fight cartels” as a “freelance fighter.”
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DoD expands care to COVID-19 patients in three locations
Military medical support in New York City, New Orleans and Dallas will expand to include COVID-19 patients.
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Army hospitals in NYC and Seattle ready for non-COVID-19 patients
The Army’s focus on medical cases not related to the pandemic may prove limiting.
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Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
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Army sgt. 1st class who died in non-combat incident identified
Sgt. 1st Class John David Randolph Hilty, 44, from Bowie, Maryland, died in a non-combat incident.
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AFRICOM accused of more civilian deaths, will begin new CIVCAS report
AFRICOM said it will issue a new quarterly report on the status of ongoing civilian casualty allegations starting at the end of April.
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Family remembers first service member to die from COVID-19 as devoted officer, loving father
Hickok had last reported to drill in February and was planning to reschedule his March drill when he fell ill.
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Army pauses bringing new recruits to basic training
The pause will last two weeks at a minimum, and will be assessed from there.
-
Parachute riggers plan to churn out 1,000 masks per week at JBLM
With new Pentagon orders directing troops to wear face coverings in public, increasing mask production could come in handy at other Army installations.
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Paratrooper found dead in Alaska barracks room
A paratrooper assigned to Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska, was found dead in his barracks room.
-
Soldier charged with faking suicide to go AWOL in Mexico and ‘fight cartels’
The soldier previously discussed faking his death so he could leave the Army and travel to Mexico to “fight cartels” as a “freelance fighter.”
-
DoD expands care to COVID-19 patients in three locations
Military medical support in New York City, New Orleans and Dallas will expand to include COVID-19 patients.
-
Army hospitals in NYC and Seattle ready for non-COVID-19 patients
The Army’s focus on medical cases not related to the pandemic may prove limiting.
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
Army sgt. 1st class who died in non-combat incident identified
Sgt. 1st Class John David Randolph Hilty, 44, from Bowie, Maryland, died in a non-combat incident.
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AFRICOM accused of more civilian deaths, will begin new CIVCAS report
AFRICOM said it will issue a new quarterly report on the status of ongoing civilian casualty allegations starting at the end of April.
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Family remembers first service member to die from COVID-19 as devoted officer, loving father
Hickok had last reported to drill in February and was planning to reschedule his March drill when he fell ill.
-
Army pauses bringing new recruits to basic training
The pause will last two weeks at a minimum, and will be assessed from there.
-
Parachute riggers plan to churn out 1,000 masks per week at JBLM
With new Pentagon orders directing troops to wear face coverings in public, increasing mask production could come in handy at other Army installations.
-
Paratrooper found dead in Alaska barracks room
A paratrooper assigned to Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska, was found dead in his barracks room.
-
Soldier charged with faking suicide to go AWOL in Mexico and ‘fight cartels’
The soldier previously discussed faking his death so he could leave the Army and travel to Mexico to “fight cartels” as a “freelance fighter.”
-
DoD expands care to COVID-19 patients in three locations
Military medical support in New York City, New Orleans and Dallas will expand to include COVID-19 patients.
-
Army hospitals in NYC and Seattle ready for non-COVID-19 patients
The Army’s focus on medical cases not related to the pandemic may prove limiting.
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
Army sgt. 1st class who died in non-combat incident identified
Sgt. 1st Class John David Randolph Hilty, 44, from Bowie, Maryland, died in a non-combat incident.
-
AFRICOM accused of more civilian deaths, will begin new CIVCAS report
AFRICOM said it will issue a new quarterly report on the status of ongoing civilian casualty allegations starting at the end of April.
-
Family remembers first service member to die from COVID-19 as devoted officer, loving father
Hickok had last reported to drill in February and was planning to reschedule his March drill when he fell ill.
