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This sergeant is the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier
A sergeant in the Wyoming National Guard has become the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier.
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Fort Hood soldier dies while in pretrial confinement
Sgt. Marcus Lamarr Nelson Sr., 45, died Monday in the Bell County Jail in Belton, Texas.
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Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 500 soldiers
About 500 soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan later this summer, officials announced.
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New Army secretary: Soldiers deserve more predictability, stability
One of Army Secretary Eric Fanning’s immediate goals is to provide soldiers and their families with more predictability amid increasing demands on the force.
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Army has no plans to drop ‘man’ from combat job titles
The Army’s grunts and tankers will still be referred to as infantrymen and armor crewmen even as the service integrates women into these previously all-male specialties.
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Eric Fanning sworn in as Army secretary after eight months in limbo
Eight months after he was first nominated, Eric Fanning was sworn in Wednesday as the Army’s top civilian leader.
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Murphy: Soldiers must be ready to fight in a complex, volatile world
Army Under Secretary Patrick Murphy boosts Soldier for Life program during community event with new soldiers.
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Here’s how the Army’s Pacific mission is expanding now
Soldiers from Singapore, Japan and Canada will train on U.S. soil as the Army grows its Pacific Pathways program.
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Army takes a hard look at creating a combat readiness test
As the Army rolls out a new physical assessment for its newest soldiers, the service also is studying the possibility of creating a combat readiness test for troops already in the ranks.
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Army OKs earbuds with PT uniforms in the gym: Effective immediately
The new directive was signed May 6.
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This sergeant is the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier
A sergeant in the Wyoming National Guard has become the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier.
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Fort Hood soldier dies while in pretrial confinement
Sgt. Marcus Lamarr Nelson Sr., 45, died Monday in the Bell County Jail in Belton, Texas.
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Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 500 soldiers
About 500 soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan later this summer, officials announced.
-
New Army secretary: Soldiers deserve more predictability, stability
One of Army Secretary Eric Fanning’s immediate goals is to provide soldiers and their families with more predictability amid increasing demands on the force.
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Army has no plans to drop ‘man’ from combat job titles
The Army’s grunts and tankers will still be referred to as infantrymen and armor crewmen even as the service integrates women into these previously all-male specialties.
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Eric Fanning sworn in as Army secretary after eight months in limbo
Eight months after he was first nominated, Eric Fanning was sworn in Wednesday as the Army’s top civilian leader.
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Murphy: Soldiers must be ready to fight in a complex, volatile world
Army Under Secretary Patrick Murphy boosts Soldier for Life program during community event with new soldiers.
-
Here’s how the Army’s Pacific mission is expanding now
Soldiers from Singapore, Japan and Canada will train on U.S. soil as the Army grows its Pacific Pathways program.
-
Army takes a hard look at creating a combat readiness test
As the Army rolls out a new physical assessment for its newest soldiers, the service also is studying the possibility of creating a combat readiness test for troops already in the ranks.
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Army OKs earbuds with PT uniforms in the gym: Effective immediately
The new directive was signed May 6.
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This sergeant is the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier
A sergeant in the Wyoming National Guard has become the Army’s first female enlisted infantry soldier.
-
Fort Hood soldier dies while in pretrial confinement
Sgt. Marcus Lamarr Nelson Sr., 45, died Monday in the Bell County Jail in Belton, Texas.
-
Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 500 soldiers
About 500 soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan later this summer, officials announced.
-
New Army secretary: Soldiers deserve more predictability, stability
One of Army Secretary Eric Fanning’s immediate goals is to provide soldiers and their families with more predictability amid increasing demands on the force.
-
Army has no plans to drop ‘man’ from combat job titles
The Army’s grunts and tankers will still be referred to as infantrymen and armor crewmen even as the service integrates women into these previously all-male specialties.
-
Eric Fanning sworn in as Army secretary after eight months in limbo
Eight months after he was first nominated, Eric Fanning was sworn in Wednesday as the Army’s top civilian leader.
-
Murphy: Soldiers must be ready to fight in a complex, volatile world
Army Under Secretary Patrick Murphy boosts Soldier for Life program during community event with new soldiers.
-
Here’s how the Army’s Pacific mission is expanding now
Soldiers from Singapore, Japan and Canada will train on U.S. soil as the Army grows its Pacific Pathways program.
-
Army takes a hard look at creating a combat readiness test
As the Army rolls out a new physical assessment for its newest soldiers, the service also is studying the possibility of creating a combat readiness test for troops already in the ranks.
-
Army OKs earbuds with PT uniforms in the gym: Effective immediately
The new directive was signed May 6.
