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US Forces Korea is lifting its curfew for 90 days to see if troops can behave
Behavior, morale and readiness factors will be assessed at the end of the 90-day period.
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Army officially unveils Expert Soldier Badge
As early as October, soldiers could be knocking out tasks to earn the Expert Soldier Badge.
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Derrick Miller’s supporters say the man he shot was a Taliban scout. Now they are seeking a Trump pardon of his life sentence.
“There’s no photos. No body. No examination of the body. No autopsy. I mean, really no forensic examination whatsoever,” said ret. Marine Lt. Col. Colby Vokey.
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Brigade combat teams at the highest level of readiness have doubled under ‘deploy or get out’
The Army has dropped its number of non-deployable soldiers.
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10th Mountain soldier’s Silver Star upgraded for shielding Polish soldier from suicide bomber
Staff Sgt. Michael Ollis was killed while shielding a Polish soldier from a suicide bomber in Afghanistan.
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Longer tours coming for single soldiers in Europe, Japan
Some soldiers on permanent change-of-station orders to Europe or Japan will get an extra year living abroad.
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ROTC cadet who was fond of Nazis is on her way out, officials confirm
An Army ROTC cadet at UNC Charlotte, N.C., is being kicked out of the school’s detachment after it was uncovered that she posted content online that was sympathetic to Nazism.
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Meet the next sergeant major of the Army
He is a combat veteran who has been awarded two Bronze Stars with Valor and who has served in every leadership position from team leader to division command sergeant major.
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Army’s billion-dollar ad machine is moving to Chicago. Will it work?
The Army’s moving its advertising group to Chicago in an effort to get closer to the talent.
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Study: Here’s how the Army can better use social media for recruiting
The Army’s social media accounts have the potential to serve as a testing ground for recruiting efforts, according to a Rand study.
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US Forces Korea is lifting its curfew for 90 days to see if troops can behave
Behavior, morale and readiness factors will be assessed at the end of the 90-day period.
-
Army officially unveils Expert Soldier Badge
As early as October, soldiers could be knocking out tasks to earn the Expert Soldier Badge.
-
Derrick Miller’s supporters say the man he shot was a Taliban scout. Now they are seeking a Trump pardon of his life sentence.
“There’s no photos. No body. No examination of the body. No autopsy. I mean, really no forensic examination whatsoever,” said ret. Marine Lt. Col. Colby Vokey.
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Brigade combat teams at the highest level of readiness have doubled under ‘deploy or get out’
The Army has dropped its number of non-deployable soldiers.
-
10th Mountain soldier’s Silver Star upgraded for shielding Polish soldier from suicide bomber
Staff Sgt. Michael Ollis was killed while shielding a Polish soldier from a suicide bomber in Afghanistan.
-
Longer tours coming for single soldiers in Europe, Japan
Some soldiers on permanent change-of-station orders to Europe or Japan will get an extra year living abroad.
-
ROTC cadet who was fond of Nazis is on her way out, officials confirm
An Army ROTC cadet at UNC Charlotte, N.C., is being kicked out of the school’s detachment after it was uncovered that she posted content online that was sympathetic to Nazism.
-
Meet the next sergeant major of the Army
He is a combat veteran who has been awarded two Bronze Stars with Valor and who has served in every leadership position from team leader to division command sergeant major.
-
Army’s billion-dollar ad machine is moving to Chicago. Will it work?
The Army’s moving its advertising group to Chicago in an effort to get closer to the talent.
-
Study: Here’s how the Army can better use social media for recruiting
The Army’s social media accounts have the potential to serve as a testing ground for recruiting efforts, according to a Rand study.
-
US Forces Korea is lifting its curfew for 90 days to see if troops can behave
Behavior, morale and readiness factors will be assessed at the end of the 90-day period.
-
Army officially unveils Expert Soldier Badge
As early as October, soldiers could be knocking out tasks to earn the Expert Soldier Badge.
-
Derrick Miller’s supporters say the man he shot was a Taliban scout. Now they are seeking a Trump pardon of his life sentence.
“There’s no photos. No body. No examination of the body. No autopsy. I mean, really no forensic examination whatsoever,” said ret. Marine Lt. Col. Colby Vokey.
-
Brigade combat teams at the highest level of readiness have doubled under ‘deploy or get out’
The Army has dropped its number of non-deployable soldiers.
-
10th Mountain soldier’s Silver Star upgraded for shielding Polish soldier from suicide bomber
Staff Sgt. Michael Ollis was killed while shielding a Polish soldier from a suicide bomber in Afghanistan.
-
Longer tours coming for single soldiers in Europe, Japan
Some soldiers on permanent change-of-station orders to Europe or Japan will get an extra year living abroad.
-
ROTC cadet who was fond of Nazis is on her way out, officials confirm
An Army ROTC cadet at UNC Charlotte, N.C., is being kicked out of the school’s detachment after it was uncovered that she posted content online that was sympathetic to Nazism.
-
Meet the next sergeant major of the Army
He is a combat veteran who has been awarded two Bronze Stars with Valor and who has served in every leadership position from team leader to division command sergeant major.
-
Army’s billion-dollar ad machine is moving to Chicago. Will it work?
The Army’s moving its advertising group to Chicago in an effort to get closer to the talent.
-
Study: Here’s how the Army can better use social media for recruiting
The Army’s social media accounts have the potential to serve as a testing ground for recruiting efforts, according to a Rand study.
