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AUSA to welcome new leader this summer; Sullivan to step down
Retired Gen. Carter Ham will take the helm of the Association of the United States Army this summer, officials announced Tuesday.
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Warrants wanted: Army Guard offers big bonuses to qualified troops
The Army National Guard is offering up to $20K to qualified candidates as it struggles to fill its warrant ranks.
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Army Apaches with skis: Attack helos get cold weather upgrades
As the Army builds its very first AH-64 Apache battalion in Alaska, soldiers in the unit are experiencing a lot of firsts.
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Army’s 1st female grunts, tankers should arrive at their units in 2017
The Army will start training women for combat arms jobs later this year, but the first group of female infantry, armor or special operations soldiers are not expected to arrive at their units until 2017 at the earliest.
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Colonel sentenced to 8 years for sexual abuse of a minor, possessing child porn
A colonel assigned to the U.S. Army Military District of Washington has been sentenced to eight years of confinement after pleading guilty to aggravated sexual abuse of a child and creating and possessing child pornography.
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Green Beret laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery
Two months after giving his life to save a friend, under a clear blue sky and in front of those who loved him most, Sgt. 1st Class Matthew McClintock was laid to rest Monday at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Fallen Green Beret earns Silver Star for final act of heroism
Sgt. 1st Class Matthew McClintock has been posthumously awarded the Silver Star, the nation’s third-highest award for valor, for his actions during an hours-long firefight in southern Afghanistan.
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101st Airborne leaders rescind order for soldiers to remove combat patches during training
The 101st Airborne Division’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team has rescinded a directive requiring soldiers to remove their combat patches during a unit training exercise.
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Army taking hard look at returning drill sergeants to AIT
The move would be a reversal from Army policy established in 2007.
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101st Airborne leaders deny rumors they forced soldiers to remove combat patches for training
“According to brigade leadership, there was never a command or directive given to soldiers regarding the removal of their shoulder sleeve insignia-former wartime service (combat patch),” said Master Sgt.
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AUSA to welcome new leader this summer; Sullivan to step down
Retired Gen. Carter Ham will take the helm of the Association of the United States Army this summer, officials announced Tuesday.
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Warrants wanted: Army Guard offers big bonuses to qualified troops
The Army National Guard is offering up to $20K to qualified candidates as it struggles to fill its warrant ranks.
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Army Apaches with skis: Attack helos get cold weather upgrades
As the Army builds its very first AH-64 Apache battalion in Alaska, soldiers in the unit are experiencing a lot of firsts.
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Army’s 1st female grunts, tankers should arrive at their units in 2017
The Army will start training women for combat arms jobs later this year, but the first group of female infantry, armor or special operations soldiers are not expected to arrive at their units until 2017 at the earliest.
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Colonel sentenced to 8 years for sexual abuse of a minor, possessing child porn
A colonel assigned to the U.S. Army Military District of Washington has been sentenced to eight years of confinement after pleading guilty to aggravated sexual abuse of a child and creating and possessing child pornography.
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Green Beret laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery
Two months after giving his life to save a friend, under a clear blue sky and in front of those who loved him most, Sgt. 1st Class Matthew McClintock was laid to rest Monday at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Fallen Green Beret earns Silver Star for final act of heroism
Sgt. 1st Class Matthew McClintock has been posthumously awarded the Silver Star, the nation’s third-highest award for valor, for his actions during an hours-long firefight in southern Afghanistan.
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101st Airborne leaders rescind order for soldiers to remove combat patches during training
The 101st Airborne Division’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team has rescinded a directive requiring soldiers to remove their combat patches during a unit training exercise.
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Army taking hard look at returning drill sergeants to AIT
The move would be a reversal from Army policy established in 2007.
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101st Airborne leaders deny rumors they forced soldiers to remove combat patches for training
“According to brigade leadership, there was never a command or directive given to soldiers regarding the removal of their shoulder sleeve insignia-former wartime service (combat patch),” said Master Sgt.
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AUSA to welcome new leader this summer; Sullivan to step down
Retired Gen. Carter Ham will take the helm of the Association of the United States Army this summer, officials announced Tuesday.
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Warrants wanted: Army Guard offers big bonuses to qualified troops
The Army National Guard is offering up to $20K to qualified candidates as it struggles to fill its warrant ranks.
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Army Apaches with skis: Attack helos get cold weather upgrades
As the Army builds its very first AH-64 Apache battalion in Alaska, soldiers in the unit are experiencing a lot of firsts.
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Army’s 1st female grunts, tankers should arrive at their units in 2017
The Army will start training women for combat arms jobs later this year, but the first group of female infantry, armor or special operations soldiers are not expected to arrive at their units until 2017 at the earliest.
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Colonel sentenced to 8 years for sexual abuse of a minor, possessing child porn
A colonel assigned to the U.S. Army Military District of Washington has been sentenced to eight years of confinement after pleading guilty to aggravated sexual abuse of a child and creating and possessing child pornography.
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Green Beret laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery
Two months after giving his life to save a friend, under a clear blue sky and in front of those who loved him most, Sgt. 1st Class Matthew McClintock was laid to rest Monday at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Fallen Green Beret earns Silver Star for final act of heroism
Sgt. 1st Class Matthew McClintock has been posthumously awarded the Silver Star, the nation’s third-highest award for valor, for his actions during an hours-long firefight in southern Afghanistan.
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101st Airborne leaders rescind order for soldiers to remove combat patches during training
The 101st Airborne Division’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team has rescinded a directive requiring soldiers to remove their combat patches during a unit training exercise.
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Army taking hard look at returning drill sergeants to AIT
The move would be a reversal from Army policy established in 2007.
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101st Airborne leaders deny rumors they forced soldiers to remove combat patches for training
“According to brigade leadership, there was never a command or directive given to soldiers regarding the removal of their shoulder sleeve insignia-former wartime service (combat patch),” said Master Sgt.
