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More than a dozen Army Alaska soldiers in hospital following night jump
Soldiers were caught in trees following a nighttime static-line parachute jump at Camp Shelby, Mississippi.
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Army special operators receive 34 valor awards for combat actions in one Afghanistan deployment
The soldiers conducted operations against the Taliban, the Islamic State’s Khorasan province, the Haqqani network and al-Qaida fighters.
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Army announces 25th Infantry Division leadership change
Maj. Gen. Ronald P. Clark, 25th ID commander, will be replaced by Maj. Gen. James B. Jarrard.
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Aviator killed in Black Hawk crash identified
The aviator was the commander of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Aviation Regiment medical evacuation unit.
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Here’s how the 68,000-soldier recruiting goal broke down by MOS
Some career fields show significant manning shortages.
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ACFT standards released: Test proponent talks roll-out, addresses soldiers’ common concerns
Here are the official standards for the Army’s new fitness test.
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Black Hawk crash at Fort Polk kills one, wounds three
The three wounded soldiers are in stable condition, a Fort Polk spokeswoman told Army Times.
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Soldier charged in vehicle rollover death of West Point cadet
A soldier has been charged in relation to the vehicle rollover that killed a West Point cadet and injured 21 others.
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Army one-star on NATO staff relieved due to ‘loss of trust’
A U.S. Army general serving under the NATO mission was relieved Wednesday following an investigation.
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Slides showing high failure rates on new fitness test are not official CIMT documents, officials say
The slides show double-digit fail rates across a range of military occupational specialties.
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More than a dozen Army Alaska soldiers in hospital following night jump
Soldiers were caught in trees following a nighttime static-line parachute jump at Camp Shelby, Mississippi.
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Army special operators receive 34 valor awards for combat actions in one Afghanistan deployment
The soldiers conducted operations against the Taliban, the Islamic State’s Khorasan province, the Haqqani network and al-Qaida fighters.
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Army announces 25th Infantry Division leadership change
Maj. Gen. Ronald P. Clark, 25th ID commander, will be replaced by Maj. Gen. James B. Jarrard.
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Aviator killed in Black Hawk crash identified
The aviator was the commander of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Aviation Regiment medical evacuation unit.
-
Here’s how the 68,000-soldier recruiting goal broke down by MOS
Some career fields show significant manning shortages.
-
ACFT standards released: Test proponent talks roll-out, addresses soldiers’ common concerns
Here are the official standards for the Army’s new fitness test.
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Black Hawk crash at Fort Polk kills one, wounds three
The three wounded soldiers are in stable condition, a Fort Polk spokeswoman told Army Times.
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Soldier charged in vehicle rollover death of West Point cadet
A soldier has been charged in relation to the vehicle rollover that killed a West Point cadet and injured 21 others.
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Army one-star on NATO staff relieved due to ‘loss of trust’
A U.S. Army general serving under the NATO mission was relieved Wednesday following an investigation.
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Slides showing high failure rates on new fitness test are not official CIMT documents, officials say
The slides show double-digit fail rates across a range of military occupational specialties.
-
More than a dozen Army Alaska soldiers in hospital following night jump
Soldiers were caught in trees following a nighttime static-line parachute jump at Camp Shelby, Mississippi.
-
Army special operators receive 34 valor awards for combat actions in one Afghanistan deployment
The soldiers conducted operations against the Taliban, the Islamic State’s Khorasan province, the Haqqani network and al-Qaida fighters.
-
Army announces 25th Infantry Division leadership change
Maj. Gen. Ronald P. Clark, 25th ID commander, will be replaced by Maj. Gen. James B. Jarrard.
-
Aviator killed in Black Hawk crash identified
The aviator was the commander of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Aviation Regiment medical evacuation unit.
-
Here’s how the 68,000-soldier recruiting goal broke down by MOS
Some career fields show significant manning shortages.
-
ACFT standards released: Test proponent talks roll-out, addresses soldiers’ common concerns
Here are the official standards for the Army’s new fitness test.
-
Black Hawk crash at Fort Polk kills one, wounds three
The three wounded soldiers are in stable condition, a Fort Polk spokeswoman told Army Times.
-
Soldier charged in vehicle rollover death of West Point cadet
A soldier has been charged in relation to the vehicle rollover that killed a West Point cadet and injured 21 others.
-
Army one-star on NATO staff relieved due to ‘loss of trust’
A U.S. Army general serving under the NATO mission was relieved Wednesday following an investigation.
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Slides showing high failure rates on new fitness test are not official CIMT documents, officials say
The slides show double-digit fail rates across a range of military occupational specialties.
