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Retired admiral, former MP nominated for Army’s No. 2 civilian job
James E. McPherson, a retired Navy lawyer and former enlisted soldier, will be nominated as the Department of the Army’s second-highest ranking civilian official.
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Former soldier acquitted of sexual assault looks to reverse his other-than-honorable discharge
“If convicted on one of the sexual battery charges, it would have been mandatory life in prison,” one attorney said. “So the stakes were extremely high.”
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Army complains to company selling dog tags with biblical scripture. Religious liberties fight ensues
An example of the product is a replica dog tag with the 82nd Airborne Division’s unit emblem on one side and the Bible verse Joshua 1:9 on the other.
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Soldiers can now wear coyote brown fleece caps with combat uniforms
The change will be reflected in Army Regulation Pamphlet 670–1 in 2020.
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Former SMA Daniel Dailey lands a new job
Retired Sergeant Major of the Army Daniel Dailey will be taking an executive position with the Association of the U.S. Army.
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Cyborg warriors could be here by 2050, DoD study group says
Challenges remain in implementing the technology across the military, not the least of which includes the negative stereotypes of soldier cyborgs in Hollywood.
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Brigade combat teams are still struggling for personnel in two key jobs
Both career fields are key to the increasingly technical conflicts the Pentagon anticipates fighting in over the next few decades.
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Retired colonels bribed active-duty officers, paid military spouse $1.2 million for ‘no-show’ job, to win IT contracts
A retired colonel has pleaded guilty in a $20 million bribery scheme.
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Army aviators ask for more comfort, less workload from future vertical lift teams
“We can be on a team sooner; we can get out of there faster,” said one Black Hawk pilot.
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How the long-term effect of Trump’s recent war crimes actions could play out
The move could undermine military justice or set it straight.
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Retired admiral, former MP nominated for Army’s No. 2 civilian job
James E. McPherson, a retired Navy lawyer and former enlisted soldier, will be nominated as the Department of the Army’s second-highest ranking civilian official.
-
Former soldier acquitted of sexual assault looks to reverse his other-than-honorable discharge
“If convicted on one of the sexual battery charges, it would have been mandatory life in prison,” one attorney said. “So the stakes were extremely high.”
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Army complains to company selling dog tags with biblical scripture. Religious liberties fight ensues
An example of the product is a replica dog tag with the 82nd Airborne Division’s unit emblem on one side and the Bible verse Joshua 1:9 on the other.
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Soldiers can now wear coyote brown fleece caps with combat uniforms
The change will be reflected in Army Regulation Pamphlet 670–1 in 2020.
-
Former SMA Daniel Dailey lands a new job
Retired Sergeant Major of the Army Daniel Dailey will be taking an executive position with the Association of the U.S. Army.
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Cyborg warriors could be here by 2050, DoD study group says
Challenges remain in implementing the technology across the military, not the least of which includes the negative stereotypes of soldier cyborgs in Hollywood.
-
Brigade combat teams are still struggling for personnel in two key jobs
Both career fields are key to the increasingly technical conflicts the Pentagon anticipates fighting in over the next few decades.
-
Retired colonels bribed active-duty officers, paid military spouse $1.2 million for ‘no-show’ job, to win IT contracts
A retired colonel has pleaded guilty in a $20 million bribery scheme.
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Army aviators ask for more comfort, less workload from future vertical lift teams
“We can be on a team sooner; we can get out of there faster,” said one Black Hawk pilot.
-
How the long-term effect of Trump’s recent war crimes actions could play out
The move could undermine military justice or set it straight.
-
Retired admiral, former MP nominated for Army’s No. 2 civilian job
James E. McPherson, a retired Navy lawyer and former enlisted soldier, will be nominated as the Department of the Army’s second-highest ranking civilian official.
-
Former soldier acquitted of sexual assault looks to reverse his other-than-honorable discharge
“If convicted on one of the sexual battery charges, it would have been mandatory life in prison,” one attorney said. “So the stakes were extremely high.”
-
Army complains to company selling dog tags with biblical scripture. Religious liberties fight ensues
An example of the product is a replica dog tag with the 82nd Airborne Division’s unit emblem on one side and the Bible verse Joshua 1:9 on the other.
-
Soldiers can now wear coyote brown fleece caps with combat uniforms
The change will be reflected in Army Regulation Pamphlet 670–1 in 2020.
-
Former SMA Daniel Dailey lands a new job
Retired Sergeant Major of the Army Daniel Dailey will be taking an executive position with the Association of the U.S. Army.
-
Cyborg warriors could be here by 2050, DoD study group says
Challenges remain in implementing the technology across the military, not the least of which includes the negative stereotypes of soldier cyborgs in Hollywood.
-
Brigade combat teams are still struggling for personnel in two key jobs
Both career fields are key to the increasingly technical conflicts the Pentagon anticipates fighting in over the next few decades.
-
Retired colonels bribed active-duty officers, paid military spouse $1.2 million for ‘no-show’ job, to win IT contracts
A retired colonel has pleaded guilty in a $20 million bribery scheme.
-
Army aviators ask for more comfort, less workload from future vertical lift teams
“We can be on a team sooner; we can get out of there faster,” said one Black Hawk pilot.
-
How the long-term effect of Trump’s recent war crimes actions could play out
The move could undermine military justice or set it straight.
