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Army award honors innovators in medicine, training and equipment
The winners of the 2015 Maj. Gen. Harold “Harry” J. Greene Award for Innovation were announced Monday.
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Army: Fort Bragg soldier’s death investigated as a homicide
The death of Spc. Iris Armstrong, a soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division, is being investigated as a homicide, officials said Friday.
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Army investigating death of Fort Bragg soldier
The Army is investigating the death of a soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division who was found dead Wednesday at her on-post residence.
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Missing Fort Riley soldier found dead
A soldier from Fort Riley, Kansas, who had been missing for several days was found dead July 1.
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Back to basics: Army dials up traditional soldiering once again
The Army is working hard to sharpen its fundamental skills as it trains to face a wide array of threats around the world.
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Army Times Soldier of the Year is on a mission to return lost medals
Capt. Zachariah Fike is the founder of Purple Hearts Reunited.
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Departing AUSA leader: Protect troop pay and benefits, stop shrinking the Army
Outgoing AUSA president sounds alarm about the size of the Army, preserving troop pay and benefits.
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New Army writing program asks soldiers to imagine the future of warfare
The Army’s new Future Warfare Writing Program calls on soldiers to flex their imaginations as they envision what the next fight might look like.
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Army approves ‘camo out’ rolled sleeves, year-round
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has approved sleeve-rolling with the camo facing out. But make sure you check in with your commander before you roll.
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Army secretary again casts fear of constant budget instability
Unpredictable funding is making it hard for the Army to plan, train and prepare for the future, new Army secretary said.
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Army award honors innovators in medicine, training and equipment
The winners of the 2015 Maj. Gen. Harold “Harry” J. Greene Award for Innovation were announced Monday.
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Army: Fort Bragg soldier’s death investigated as a homicide
The death of Spc. Iris Armstrong, a soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division, is being investigated as a homicide, officials said Friday.
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Army investigating death of Fort Bragg soldier
The Army is investigating the death of a soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division who was found dead Wednesday at her on-post residence.
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Missing Fort Riley soldier found dead
A soldier from Fort Riley, Kansas, who had been missing for several days was found dead July 1.
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Back to basics: Army dials up traditional soldiering once again
The Army is working hard to sharpen its fundamental skills as it trains to face a wide array of threats around the world.
-
Army Times Soldier of the Year is on a mission to return lost medals
Capt. Zachariah Fike is the founder of Purple Hearts Reunited.
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Departing AUSA leader: Protect troop pay and benefits, stop shrinking the Army
Outgoing AUSA president sounds alarm about the size of the Army, preserving troop pay and benefits.
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New Army writing program asks soldiers to imagine the future of warfare
The Army’s new Future Warfare Writing Program calls on soldiers to flex their imaginations as they envision what the next fight might look like.
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Army approves ‘camo out’ rolled sleeves, year-round
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has approved sleeve-rolling with the camo facing out. But make sure you check in with your commander before you roll.
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Army secretary again casts fear of constant budget instability
Unpredictable funding is making it hard for the Army to plan, train and prepare for the future, new Army secretary said.
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Army award honors innovators in medicine, training and equipment
The winners of the 2015 Maj. Gen. Harold “Harry” J. Greene Award for Innovation were announced Monday.
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Army: Fort Bragg soldier’s death investigated as a homicide
The death of Spc. Iris Armstrong, a soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division, is being investigated as a homicide, officials said Friday.
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Army investigating death of Fort Bragg soldier
The Army is investigating the death of a soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division who was found dead Wednesday at her on-post residence.
-
Missing Fort Riley soldier found dead
A soldier from Fort Riley, Kansas, who had been missing for several days was found dead July 1.
-
Back to basics: Army dials up traditional soldiering once again
The Army is working hard to sharpen its fundamental skills as it trains to face a wide array of threats around the world.
-
Army Times Soldier of the Year is on a mission to return lost medals
Capt. Zachariah Fike is the founder of Purple Hearts Reunited.
-
Departing AUSA leader: Protect troop pay and benefits, stop shrinking the Army
Outgoing AUSA president sounds alarm about the size of the Army, preserving troop pay and benefits.
-
New Army writing program asks soldiers to imagine the future of warfare
The Army’s new Future Warfare Writing Program calls on soldiers to flex their imaginations as they envision what the next fight might look like.
-
Army approves ‘camo out’ rolled sleeves, year-round
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has approved sleeve-rolling with the camo facing out. But make sure you check in with your commander before you roll.
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Army secretary again casts fear of constant budget instability
Unpredictable funding is making it hard for the Army to plan, train and prepare for the future, new Army secretary said.
