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Army breaks ground on long-awaited national museum
The National Museum of the United States Army is expected to be completed in 2019 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
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Army Reserve one-star ‘temporarily suspended’ from command
The commander of the 316th Expeditionary Sustainment Command has been temporarily suspended from his job because of an ongoing investigation, the Army Reserve confirmed Wednesday.
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Army fires commander of Bliss-based 1st BCT
Col. Earl Higgins Jr. took command of the brigade in mid-2015.
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More than 140 women will begin training for infantry and armor jobs in 2017
As the first female recruits into combat arms jobs prepare to enter training, the Army is calling on the women in its ranks to consider transferring into those specialties as well.
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Army board to look at 5,000 sergeants major for key jobs across the force
In a first for the Army, all qualified sergeants major with 27 or fewer years of service will be considered during the upcoming centralized selection list board for key jobs across the force.
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Army names its Drill Sergeants and AIT Platoon Sergeant of the Year
After a week of intense competition, the Army has named its 2016 Drill Sergeants and AIT Platoon Sergeant of the Year.
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Female NCO tries out for Army’s elite 75th Ranger Regiment
As the Army continues to integrate women into combat arms jobs, the 75th Ranger Regiment has seen its first female soldier attempt to join its ranks.
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Summer’s winding down: Are your sleeves still rolled?
From four-star generals to the youngest privates, soldiers across the Army have embraced the service’s decision to allow rolled sleeves – especially during the height of summer. But not everyone has jumped in.
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Army grows Pacific Pathways, ties with Asian partners
The Army is set to expand its Pacific Pathways missions, with plans calling for one to be led by an Army National Guard brigade and another that will include a stop in Vietnam.
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Army officers, warrants face additional screening before promotion
All Army officers and warrant officers seeking promotion to the ranks of colonel and below will now undergo additional screening before they can advance to the next higher grade.
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Army breaks ground on long-awaited national museum
The National Museum of the United States Army is expected to be completed in 2019 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
-
Army Reserve one-star ‘temporarily suspended’ from command
The commander of the 316th Expeditionary Sustainment Command has been temporarily suspended from his job because of an ongoing investigation, the Army Reserve confirmed Wednesday.
-
Army fires commander of Bliss-based 1st BCT
Col. Earl Higgins Jr. took command of the brigade in mid-2015.
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More than 140 women will begin training for infantry and armor jobs in 2017
As the first female recruits into combat arms jobs prepare to enter training, the Army is calling on the women in its ranks to consider transferring into those specialties as well.
-
Army board to look at 5,000 sergeants major for key jobs across the force
In a first for the Army, all qualified sergeants major with 27 or fewer years of service will be considered during the upcoming centralized selection list board for key jobs across the force.
-
Army names its Drill Sergeants and AIT Platoon Sergeant of the Year
After a week of intense competition, the Army has named its 2016 Drill Sergeants and AIT Platoon Sergeant of the Year.
-
Female NCO tries out for Army’s elite 75th Ranger Regiment
As the Army continues to integrate women into combat arms jobs, the 75th Ranger Regiment has seen its first female soldier attempt to join its ranks.
-
Summer’s winding down: Are your sleeves still rolled?
From four-star generals to the youngest privates, soldiers across the Army have embraced the service’s decision to allow rolled sleeves – especially during the height of summer. But not everyone has jumped in.
-
Army grows Pacific Pathways, ties with Asian partners
The Army is set to expand its Pacific Pathways missions, with plans calling for one to be led by an Army National Guard brigade and another that will include a stop in Vietnam.
-
Army officers, warrants face additional screening before promotion
All Army officers and warrant officers seeking promotion to the ranks of colonel and below will now undergo additional screening before they can advance to the next higher grade.
-
Army breaks ground on long-awaited national museum
The National Museum of the United States Army is expected to be completed in 2019 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
-
Army Reserve one-star ‘temporarily suspended’ from command
The commander of the 316th Expeditionary Sustainment Command has been temporarily suspended from his job because of an ongoing investigation, the Army Reserve confirmed Wednesday.
-
Army fires commander of Bliss-based 1st BCT
Col. Earl Higgins Jr. took command of the brigade in mid-2015.
-
More than 140 women will begin training for infantry and armor jobs in 2017
As the first female recruits into combat arms jobs prepare to enter training, the Army is calling on the women in its ranks to consider transferring into those specialties as well.
-
Army board to look at 5,000 sergeants major for key jobs across the force
In a first for the Army, all qualified sergeants major with 27 or fewer years of service will be considered during the upcoming centralized selection list board for key jobs across the force.
-
Army names its Drill Sergeants and AIT Platoon Sergeant of the Year
After a week of intense competition, the Army has named its 2016 Drill Sergeants and AIT Platoon Sergeant of the Year.
-
Female NCO tries out for Army’s elite 75th Ranger Regiment
As the Army continues to integrate women into combat arms jobs, the 75th Ranger Regiment has seen its first female soldier attempt to join its ranks.
-
Summer’s winding down: Are your sleeves still rolled?
From four-star generals to the youngest privates, soldiers across the Army have embraced the service’s decision to allow rolled sleeves – especially during the height of summer. But not everyone has jumped in.
-
Army grows Pacific Pathways, ties with Asian partners
The Army is set to expand its Pacific Pathways missions, with plans calling for one to be led by an Army National Guard brigade and another that will include a stop in Vietnam.
-
Army officers, warrants face additional screening before promotion
All Army officers and warrant officers seeking promotion to the ranks of colonel and below will now undergo additional screening before they can advance to the next higher grade.













