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Army identifies Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
The Pentagon has identified an Army Green Beret killed in Kunduz province, Afghanistan.
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Suicides in Alaska’s interior spark changes for remote Army post
“We’re trying to give them more predictability so there’s less sitting around and more of what they do is purposeful,” the Army Alaska commander said.
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Soldiers recall combat jumps into Panama on 30th anniversary
“You don’t have but a nano-second to pull a reserve at 500 feet,” one paratrooper recalled of the 1989 mission. “And we think it was probably low enough that it wouldn’t have worked anyhow.”
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Army identifies NCO who died in South Korea
The deceased soldier was a mortuary affairs specialist assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division.
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Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
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Former soldier gets life sentence in drug robbery murder of another soldier
Zachary Johnston was sentenced to life in prison for his part in the killing of Tyler K. Croke, 23, an Afghanistan veteran.
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West Point opens investigation into controversial hand gestures flashed by Army, Navy cadets
The West Point superintendent has launched an administrative investigation into hand gestures used by a few cadets.
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Almost half of officers match to their top job choice under new Army system
“It is a fundamentally different way of assigning people,” said the director of the Army Talent Management Task Force.
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These two soldiers may still get Medal of Honor upgrades
The names of a Vietnam veteran and a soldier killed in the Iraq War appeared in the National Defense Authorization Act this week.
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Soldier heads to court-martial in death of West Point cadet
A soldier will be heading to court martial in the case of a vehicle rollover that killed a West Point cadet this summer.
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Army identifies Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
The Pentagon has identified an Army Green Beret killed in Kunduz province, Afghanistan.
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Suicides in Alaska’s interior spark changes for remote Army post
“We’re trying to give them more predictability so there’s less sitting around and more of what they do is purposeful,” the Army Alaska commander said.
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Soldiers recall combat jumps into Panama on 30th anniversary
“You don’t have but a nano-second to pull a reserve at 500 feet,” one paratrooper recalled of the 1989 mission. “And we think it was probably low enough that it wouldn’t have worked anyhow.”
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Army identifies NCO who died in South Korea
The deceased soldier was a mortuary affairs specialist assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division.
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Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
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Former soldier gets life sentence in drug robbery murder of another soldier
Zachary Johnston was sentenced to life in prison for his part in the killing of Tyler K. Croke, 23, an Afghanistan veteran.
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West Point opens investigation into controversial hand gestures flashed by Army, Navy cadets
The West Point superintendent has launched an administrative investigation into hand gestures used by a few cadets.
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Almost half of officers match to their top job choice under new Army system
“It is a fundamentally different way of assigning people,” said the director of the Army Talent Management Task Force.
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These two soldiers may still get Medal of Honor upgrades
The names of a Vietnam veteran and a soldier killed in the Iraq War appeared in the National Defense Authorization Act this week.
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Soldier heads to court-martial in death of West Point cadet
A soldier will be heading to court martial in the case of a vehicle rollover that killed a West Point cadet this summer.
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Army identifies Green Beret killed in Afghanistan
The Pentagon has identified an Army Green Beret killed in Kunduz province, Afghanistan.
-
Suicides in Alaska’s interior spark changes for remote Army post
“We’re trying to give them more predictability so there’s less sitting around and more of what they do is purposeful,” the Army Alaska commander said.
-
Soldiers recall combat jumps into Panama on 30th anniversary
“You don’t have but a nano-second to pull a reserve at 500 feet,” one paratrooper recalled of the 1989 mission. “And we think it was probably low enough that it wouldn’t have worked anyhow.”
-
Army identifies NCO who died in South Korea
The deceased soldier was a mortuary affairs specialist assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division.
-
Five brigades chosen to wargame with potential future drones
Five brigade combat teams have been identified to participate in future drone capability demonstrations this spring.
-
Former soldier gets life sentence in drug robbery murder of another soldier
Zachary Johnston was sentenced to life in prison for his part in the killing of Tyler K. Croke, 23, an Afghanistan veteran.
-
West Point opens investigation into controversial hand gestures flashed by Army, Navy cadets
The West Point superintendent has launched an administrative investigation into hand gestures used by a few cadets.
-
Almost half of officers match to their top job choice under new Army system
“It is a fundamentally different way of assigning people,” said the director of the Army Talent Management Task Force.
-
These two soldiers may still get Medal of Honor upgrades
The names of a Vietnam veteran and a soldier killed in the Iraq War appeared in the National Defense Authorization Act this week.
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Soldier heads to court-martial in death of West Point cadet
A soldier will be heading to court martial in the case of a vehicle rollover that killed a West Point cadet this summer.
