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Meet all the studs competing in this year’s Best Ranger Competition
The David E. Grange Jr. Best Ranger Competition will kick off Friday at Fort Benning, Georgia.
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This war hero is going after child predators with his fellow vets
After his combat wounds forced him to medically retire from the Army, Sgt. Tom Block has found a new mission.
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U.S. troops preparing Iraqi forces for ‘much, much harder’ fight in Mosul
U.S. forces are focused on training Iraqi Security Forces for the upcoming push to take back Mosul from the Islamic State terror group.
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Senators want answers after Army doesn’t search for AWOL suspected rapist
Lawmakers want answers from the Army on why it didn’t search for an Army private who went AWOL after being suspected of sexually assaulting underage girls.
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Budget cuts are forcing the Army to lose its competitive edge
The Army is being forced to sacrifice modernization in favor of readiness even as America’s enemies become increasingly capable, senior leaders testified Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
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Army looks at extending basic training for new soldiers
The Army is looking to extend the length of basic training, just six months after beefing up the course by rolling out a series of new tests that are mandatory for graduation.
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New Reserve CSM pushes PT, education, deployment opportunities
The Army Reserve’s new top enlisted soldier is focused on getting soldiers to school, improving physical fitness, and growing opportunities for soldiers to serve overseas.
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Army, international partners conduct cold weather training in Alaska
The Army got a little help from its friends last week as it works to hone its fighting abilities in extreme cold weather.
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DoD IG: Army general misused government money on Fort Rucker trip
The deputy commander of U.S. Pacific Command, a three-star Army general, wrongly used government money to travel to Alabama for his promotion ceremony, according to a DoD IG investigation.
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TRADOC town hall’s success spurs promise of more
The initial State of NCO Development Town Hall was so successful that the TRADOC’s top enlisted soldier plans to have three more to answer questions from the force.
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Meet all the studs competing in this year’s Best Ranger Competition
The David E. Grange Jr. Best Ranger Competition will kick off Friday at Fort Benning, Georgia.
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This war hero is going after child predators with his fellow vets
After his combat wounds forced him to medically retire from the Army, Sgt. Tom Block has found a new mission.
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U.S. troops preparing Iraqi forces for ‘much, much harder’ fight in Mosul
U.S. forces are focused on training Iraqi Security Forces for the upcoming push to take back Mosul from the Islamic State terror group.
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Senators want answers after Army doesn’t search for AWOL suspected rapist
Lawmakers want answers from the Army on why it didn’t search for an Army private who went AWOL after being suspected of sexually assaulting underage girls.
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Budget cuts are forcing the Army to lose its competitive edge
The Army is being forced to sacrifice modernization in favor of readiness even as America’s enemies become increasingly capable, senior leaders testified Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
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Army looks at extending basic training for new soldiers
The Army is looking to extend the length of basic training, just six months after beefing up the course by rolling out a series of new tests that are mandatory for graduation.
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New Reserve CSM pushes PT, education, deployment opportunities
The Army Reserve’s new top enlisted soldier is focused on getting soldiers to school, improving physical fitness, and growing opportunities for soldiers to serve overseas.
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Army, international partners conduct cold weather training in Alaska
The Army got a little help from its friends last week as it works to hone its fighting abilities in extreme cold weather.
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DoD IG: Army general misused government money on Fort Rucker trip
The deputy commander of U.S. Pacific Command, a three-star Army general, wrongly used government money to travel to Alabama for his promotion ceremony, according to a DoD IG investigation.
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TRADOC town hall’s success spurs promise of more
The initial State of NCO Development Town Hall was so successful that the TRADOC’s top enlisted soldier plans to have three more to answer questions from the force.
-
Meet all the studs competing in this year’s Best Ranger Competition
The David E. Grange Jr. Best Ranger Competition will kick off Friday at Fort Benning, Georgia.
-
This war hero is going after child predators with his fellow vets
After his combat wounds forced him to medically retire from the Army, Sgt. Tom Block has found a new mission.
-
U.S. troops preparing Iraqi forces for ‘much, much harder’ fight in Mosul
U.S. forces are focused on training Iraqi Security Forces for the upcoming push to take back Mosul from the Islamic State terror group.
-
Senators want answers after Army doesn’t search for AWOL suspected rapist
Lawmakers want answers from the Army on why it didn’t search for an Army private who went AWOL after being suspected of sexually assaulting underage girls.
-
Budget cuts are forcing the Army to lose its competitive edge
The Army is being forced to sacrifice modernization in favor of readiness even as America’s enemies become increasingly capable, senior leaders testified Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
-
Army looks at extending basic training for new soldiers
The Army is looking to extend the length of basic training, just six months after beefing up the course by rolling out a series of new tests that are mandatory for graduation.
-
New Reserve CSM pushes PT, education, deployment opportunities
The Army Reserve’s new top enlisted soldier is focused on getting soldiers to school, improving physical fitness, and growing opportunities for soldiers to serve overseas.
-
Army, international partners conduct cold weather training in Alaska
The Army got a little help from its friends last week as it works to hone its fighting abilities in extreme cold weather.
-
DoD IG: Army general misused government money on Fort Rucker trip
The deputy commander of U.S. Pacific Command, a three-star Army general, wrongly used government money to travel to Alabama for his promotion ceremony, according to a DoD IG investigation.
-
TRADOC town hall’s success spurs promise of more
The initial State of NCO Development Town Hall was so successful that the TRADOC’s top enlisted soldier plans to have three more to answer questions from the force.
