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Promotions taken away from soldiers at Fort Carson; Army opens investigation
The commander of the 4th Infantry Division has ordered an investigation.
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Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 1,000 soldiers
Troops will deploy in late spring, the Army announced Wednesday.
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Army’s new maternity leave policy is now official
It’s official: Soldiers will now receive up to 12 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth.
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Soldiers in Korea must eat at DFAC or pay out of pocket under new policy
Soldiers rotating South Korea will see a change in their paychecks.
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1st Cav units transfer authority in South Korea as Army continues rotating brigades
The 1st Cavalry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team on Friday will hand off its mission.
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Army leaders to Congress: Give us another round of BRAC, please
Ongoing budget cuts have forced the Army to only focus on the fights it might face today, the service’s top leaders said Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
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Army’s new top civilian leader: former paratrooper, congressman
Just 12 years after leaving the Army as a captain, Patrick Murphy is now serving as its top civilian leader.
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Alaska-based airborne brigade could be spared from cuts
The Army’s only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific theater has been spared — at least for another year.
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Gen. John Campbell wraps up Afghan command: ‘A lot of challenges remain’
After 18 months on the ground, Gen. John Campbell is preparing to complete his tour as the top commander in Afghanistan.
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Promotions taken away from soldiers at Fort Carson; Army opens investigation
The commander of the 4th Infantry Division has ordered an investigation.
-
Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 1,000 soldiers
Troops will deploy in late spring, the Army announced Wednesday.
-
Army’s new maternity leave policy is now official
It’s official: Soldiers will now receive up to 12 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth.
-
Soldiers in Korea must eat at DFAC or pay out of pocket under new policy
Soldiers rotating South Korea will see a change in their paychecks.
-
1st Cav units transfer authority in South Korea as Army continues rotating brigades
The 1st Cavalry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team on Friday will hand off its mission.
-
Army leaders to Congress: Give us another round of BRAC, please
Ongoing budget cuts have forced the Army to only focus on the fights it might face today, the service’s top leaders said Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
-
Army’s new top civilian leader: former paratrooper, congressman
Just 12 years after leaving the Army as a captain, Patrick Murphy is now serving as its top civilian leader.
-
Alaska-based airborne brigade could be spared from cuts
The Army’s only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific theater has been spared — at least for another year.
-
Gen. John Campbell wraps up Afghan command: ‘A lot of challenges remain’
After 18 months on the ground, Gen. John Campbell is preparing to complete his tour as the top commander in Afghanistan.
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What should SMA fix next? 9 changes soldiers want
1. Fix the tape test.
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Promotions taken away from soldiers at Fort Carson; Army opens investigation
The commander of the 4th Infantry Division has ordered an investigation.
-
Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 1,000 soldiers
Troops will deploy in late spring, the Army announced Wednesday.
-
Army’s new maternity leave policy is now official
It’s official: Soldiers will now receive up to 12 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth.
-
Soldiers in Korea must eat at DFAC or pay out of pocket under new policy
Soldiers rotating South Korea will see a change in their paychecks.
-
1st Cav units transfer authority in South Korea as Army continues rotating brigades
The 1st Cavalry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team on Friday will hand off its mission.
-
Army leaders to Congress: Give us another round of BRAC, please
Ongoing budget cuts have forced the Army to only focus on the fights it might face today, the service’s top leaders said Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
-
Army’s new top civilian leader: former paratrooper, congressman
Just 12 years after leaving the Army as a captain, Patrick Murphy is now serving as its top civilian leader.
-
Alaska-based airborne brigade could be spared from cuts
The Army’s only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific theater has been spared — at least for another year.
-
Gen. John Campbell wraps up Afghan command: ‘A lot of challenges remain’
After 18 months on the ground, Gen. John Campbell is preparing to complete his tour as the top commander in Afghanistan.
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What should SMA fix next? 9 changes soldiers want
1. Fix the tape test.




