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U.S. general: Taliban is weakened thanks to infighting and ISIS
On the cusp of another fighting season in Afghanistan, a fractured Taliban is fighting itself while also battling the emergence of the Islamic State group in the east.
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82nd Airborne soldiers sharpen skills for global response force mission
The morning after the Super Bowl, an alert went out to paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division’s 1st Brigade Combat Team.
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Army’s new fitness tests: New details emerge from leadership
The Army is on the eve of rolling out new MOS-specific, gender-neutral fitness tests, and new details have begun to emerge.
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Army reduces PME backlog, but classroom vacancies remain an issue
The Army is chipping away at a backlog of nearly 14,000 soldiers who have not completed the schools they need to be considered for promotion.
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Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey’s 6 priorities for 2016
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey has made some big moves in his first year as the service’s top enlisted soldier, and he’s just getting started.
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Warrants wanted: National Guard, Army Reserve offer big bonuses
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve are looking for qualified soldiers who want to become warrant officers.
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Post-Ebola, U.S. soldiers still working to build Liberian armed forces
It has been almost a year since the U.S. military completed its mission to fight the spread of Ebola, but American soldiers are still in Liberia working with the country’s armed forces.
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Army 2017 budget: 4 key points for soldiers
The Defense Department rolled out its new budget request Feb. 9. Here’s what soldiers need to know about what the Army is looking for in fiscal 2017.
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1st ID soldier’s death believed to be suicide
A soldier assigned to the 1st Infantry Division died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednesday near Fort Riley, Kansas, according to Army and local law enforcement officials.
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Back-to-back rotations to Europe could stress the Army’s armored BCTs
The Army’s armored brigade combat teams could soon begin back-to-back rotations in Europe as the Pentagon looks to boost the region’s defense against Russia.
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U.S. general: Taliban is weakened thanks to infighting and ISIS
On the cusp of another fighting season in Afghanistan, a fractured Taliban is fighting itself while also battling the emergence of the Islamic State group in the east.
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82nd Airborne soldiers sharpen skills for global response force mission
The morning after the Super Bowl, an alert went out to paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division’s 1st Brigade Combat Team.
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Army’s new fitness tests: New details emerge from leadership
The Army is on the eve of rolling out new MOS-specific, gender-neutral fitness tests, and new details have begun to emerge.
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Army reduces PME backlog, but classroom vacancies remain an issue
The Army is chipping away at a backlog of nearly 14,000 soldiers who have not completed the schools they need to be considered for promotion.
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Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey’s 6 priorities for 2016
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey has made some big moves in his first year as the service’s top enlisted soldier, and he’s just getting started.
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Warrants wanted: National Guard, Army Reserve offer big bonuses
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve are looking for qualified soldiers who want to become warrant officers.
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Post-Ebola, U.S. soldiers still working to build Liberian armed forces
It has been almost a year since the U.S. military completed its mission to fight the spread of Ebola, but American soldiers are still in Liberia working with the country’s armed forces.
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Army 2017 budget: 4 key points for soldiers
The Defense Department rolled out its new budget request Feb. 9. Here’s what soldiers need to know about what the Army is looking for in fiscal 2017.
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1st ID soldier’s death believed to be suicide
A soldier assigned to the 1st Infantry Division died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednesday near Fort Riley, Kansas, according to Army and local law enforcement officials.
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Back-to-back rotations to Europe could stress the Army’s armored BCTs
The Army’s armored brigade combat teams could soon begin back-to-back rotations in Europe as the Pentagon looks to boost the region’s defense against Russia.
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U.S. general: Taliban is weakened thanks to infighting and ISIS
On the cusp of another fighting season in Afghanistan, a fractured Taliban is fighting itself while also battling the emergence of the Islamic State group in the east.
-
82nd Airborne soldiers sharpen skills for global response force mission
The morning after the Super Bowl, an alert went out to paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division’s 1st Brigade Combat Team.
-
Army’s new fitness tests: New details emerge from leadership
The Army is on the eve of rolling out new MOS-specific, gender-neutral fitness tests, and new details have begun to emerge.
-
Army reduces PME backlog, but classroom vacancies remain an issue
The Army is chipping away at a backlog of nearly 14,000 soldiers who have not completed the schools they need to be considered for promotion.
-
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey’s 6 priorities for 2016
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey has made some big moves in his first year as the service’s top enlisted soldier, and he’s just getting started.
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Warrants wanted: National Guard, Army Reserve offer big bonuses
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve are looking for qualified soldiers who want to become warrant officers.
-
Post-Ebola, U.S. soldiers still working to build Liberian armed forces
It has been almost a year since the U.S. military completed its mission to fight the spread of Ebola, but American soldiers are still in Liberia working with the country’s armed forces.
-
Army 2017 budget: 4 key points for soldiers
The Defense Department rolled out its new budget request Feb. 9. Here’s what soldiers need to know about what the Army is looking for in fiscal 2017.
-
1st ID soldier’s death believed to be suicide
A soldier assigned to the 1st Infantry Division died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednesday near Fort Riley, Kansas, according to Army and local law enforcement officials.
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Back-to-back rotations to Europe could stress the Army’s armored BCTs
The Army’s armored brigade combat teams could soon begin back-to-back rotations in Europe as the Pentagon looks to boost the region’s defense against Russia.
