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Paratrooper who lost father in Iraq attends dedication ceremony for barracks named in his honor
“Right on my dad’s arrival back from deployment, he was getting out,” Sgt. Marshall H. Edgerton recalled.
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These two ACFT events are proving to be the hardest
Early numbers show the two test events that require the most training are the leg tuck and standing power throw, according a spokeswoman for the Army’s Center for Initial Military Training.
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Soldier dies after he was found unresponsive at urban training center
Litton was immediately transferred to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
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Abrams crews will be using new kit in Europe in 2020 to counter proliferation of portable rockets, missiles
“We have seen a proliferation of ATGMs — high-quality ATGMs like the Kornet advanced models — throughout the world,” the Army Europe commander said.
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Sham marriage scheme between soldiers and foreign nationals ends in sergeant’s conviction
He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years imprisonment.
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Three soldiers killed in Black Hawk crash identified
The three soldiers had returned from a Middle East deployment in the spring.
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Paratrooper used a power tool to stop blood loss of man shot in robbery
“I noticed a shelf filled with power tools, so I ran over and grabbed a power tool with a cord,” the paratrooper told Army Times.
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Paratroopers donate 2,000 toys, raffle off helo jumps and earn foreign jump wings
About 300 soldiers earned German jump wings, and 359 earned Chilean jump wings.
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Suspended Army recruiter set to be discharged in wake of sexual assault conviction, prison escape attempt
“He is in the process of being administratively discharged from the Army based on the civilian convictions,” an Army spokeswoman said.
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Army announces winter deployments to Korea and Afghanistan
The Department of the Army has announced upcoming deployments to Afghanistan and South Korea for U.S. soldiers.
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Paratrooper who lost father in Iraq attends dedication ceremony for barracks named in his honor
“Right on my dad’s arrival back from deployment, he was getting out,” Sgt. Marshall H. Edgerton recalled.
-
These two ACFT events are proving to be the hardest
Early numbers show the two test events that require the most training are the leg tuck and standing power throw, according a spokeswoman for the Army’s Center for Initial Military Training.
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Soldier dies after he was found unresponsive at urban training center
Litton was immediately transferred to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
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Abrams crews will be using new kit in Europe in 2020 to counter proliferation of portable rockets, missiles
“We have seen a proliferation of ATGMs — high-quality ATGMs like the Kornet advanced models — throughout the world,” the Army Europe commander said.
-
Sham marriage scheme between soldiers and foreign nationals ends in sergeant’s conviction
He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years imprisonment.
-
Three soldiers killed in Black Hawk crash identified
The three soldiers had returned from a Middle East deployment in the spring.
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Paratrooper used a power tool to stop blood loss of man shot in robbery
“I noticed a shelf filled with power tools, so I ran over and grabbed a power tool with a cord,” the paratrooper told Army Times.
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Paratroopers donate 2,000 toys, raffle off helo jumps and earn foreign jump wings
About 300 soldiers earned German jump wings, and 359 earned Chilean jump wings.
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Suspended Army recruiter set to be discharged in wake of sexual assault conviction, prison escape attempt
“He is in the process of being administratively discharged from the Army based on the civilian convictions,” an Army spokeswoman said.
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Army announces winter deployments to Korea and Afghanistan
The Department of the Army has announced upcoming deployments to Afghanistan and South Korea for U.S. soldiers.
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Paratrooper who lost father in Iraq attends dedication ceremony for barracks named in his honor
“Right on my dad’s arrival back from deployment, he was getting out,” Sgt. Marshall H. Edgerton recalled.
-
These two ACFT events are proving to be the hardest
Early numbers show the two test events that require the most training are the leg tuck and standing power throw, according a spokeswoman for the Army’s Center for Initial Military Training.
-
Soldier dies after he was found unresponsive at urban training center
Litton was immediately transferred to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
-
Abrams crews will be using new kit in Europe in 2020 to counter proliferation of portable rockets, missiles
“We have seen a proliferation of ATGMs — high-quality ATGMs like the Kornet advanced models — throughout the world,” the Army Europe commander said.
-
Sham marriage scheme between soldiers and foreign nationals ends in sergeant’s conviction
He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years imprisonment.
-
Three soldiers killed in Black Hawk crash identified
The three soldiers had returned from a Middle East deployment in the spring.
-
Paratrooper used a power tool to stop blood loss of man shot in robbery
“I noticed a shelf filled with power tools, so I ran over and grabbed a power tool with a cord,” the paratrooper told Army Times.
-
Paratroopers donate 2,000 toys, raffle off helo jumps and earn foreign jump wings
About 300 soldiers earned German jump wings, and 359 earned Chilean jump wings.
-
Suspended Army recruiter set to be discharged in wake of sexual assault conviction, prison escape attempt
“He is in the process of being administratively discharged from the Army based on the civilian convictions,” an Army spokeswoman said.
-
Army announces winter deployments to Korea and Afghanistan
The Department of the Army has announced upcoming deployments to Afghanistan and South Korea for U.S. soldiers.
