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Police drop charges against 25 Fort Riley soldiers arrested at house party
Police have dropped all charges against the 25 soldiers from Fort Riley, Kansas, who were arrested earlier this month at a house party.
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10 highlights from Army commission report: More units, fewer cuts
The Army should put an armored brigade combat team in Europe, keep a combat aviation brigade in South Korea, keep some AH-64 Apaches in the National Guard, and look at possibly cutting two infantry brigades.
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Army chief looks to spare some cuts to Alaska-based brigade
An upcoming rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center in Louisiana could determine the fate of the Army’s only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific theater.
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Congressman, citing Green Beret’s plight, adds to Army secretary controversy
Continuing his fight to keep a decorated Green Beret in uniform, Rep. Duncan Hunter has thrown his support behind the senator who put a hold on Eric Fanning’s nomination to be the next Army secretary.
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Eric Fanning’s Army secretary nomination still firmly blocked
After a smooth and overall positive hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Eric Fanning’s confirmation to be the next Army secretary still is not guaranteed.
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Top Army general outlines plans for new brigades, new technologies
The Army must look to the future — and new, emerging technologies that could change the way soldiers fight — even as it continues to build its readiness to fight today, the service’s top general said.
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Army secretary nominee says he will look to reverse combat unit cuts
Ready and trained soldiers. Taking care of families. The fight against the Islamic State group. Integrating women into combat arms jobs. More efficient systems. Army secretary nominee Eric Fanning spoke publicly Thursday about his priorities.
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PETA accuses Army MPs of mutilating wild pig; commander reprimanded
Animal rights group PETA wants answers from the Army after learning a company commander offered his soldiers $100 during a field exercise to hunt and kill a wild pig.
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Wife of fallen Green Beret shares their love story
It took just one date for Alexandra McClintock to realize she wanted to marry the man sitting across from her.“We were supposed to be taking our dogs out for a walk,” she said.
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Two Guardsmen admit selling guns to agent posing as member of Mexican drug cartel
Two National Guard soldiers have pleaded guilty to illegally selling “numerous guns” – including military-style rifles and ammunition – believing that they were destined for Mexico.
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Police drop charges against 25 Fort Riley soldiers arrested at house party
Police have dropped all charges against the 25 soldiers from Fort Riley, Kansas, who were arrested earlier this month at a house party.
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10 highlights from Army commission report: More units, fewer cuts
The Army should put an armored brigade combat team in Europe, keep a combat aviation brigade in South Korea, keep some AH-64 Apaches in the National Guard, and look at possibly cutting two infantry brigades.
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Army chief looks to spare some cuts to Alaska-based brigade
An upcoming rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center in Louisiana could determine the fate of the Army’s only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific theater.
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Congressman, citing Green Beret’s plight, adds to Army secretary controversy
Continuing his fight to keep a decorated Green Beret in uniform, Rep. Duncan Hunter has thrown his support behind the senator who put a hold on Eric Fanning’s nomination to be the next Army secretary.
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Eric Fanning’s Army secretary nomination still firmly blocked
After a smooth and overall positive hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Eric Fanning’s confirmation to be the next Army secretary still is not guaranteed.
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Top Army general outlines plans for new brigades, new technologies
The Army must look to the future — and new, emerging technologies that could change the way soldiers fight — even as it continues to build its readiness to fight today, the service’s top general said.
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Army secretary nominee says he will look to reverse combat unit cuts
Ready and trained soldiers. Taking care of families. The fight against the Islamic State group. Integrating women into combat arms jobs. More efficient systems. Army secretary nominee Eric Fanning spoke publicly Thursday about his priorities.
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PETA accuses Army MPs of mutilating wild pig; commander reprimanded
Animal rights group PETA wants answers from the Army after learning a company commander offered his soldiers $100 during a field exercise to hunt and kill a wild pig.
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Wife of fallen Green Beret shares their love story
It took just one date for Alexandra McClintock to realize she wanted to marry the man sitting across from her.“We were supposed to be taking our dogs out for a walk,” she said.
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Two Guardsmen admit selling guns to agent posing as member of Mexican drug cartel
Two National Guard soldiers have pleaded guilty to illegally selling “numerous guns” – including military-style rifles and ammunition – believing that they were destined for Mexico.
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Police drop charges against 25 Fort Riley soldiers arrested at house party
Police have dropped all charges against the 25 soldiers from Fort Riley, Kansas, who were arrested earlier this month at a house party.
-
10 highlights from Army commission report: More units, fewer cuts
The Army should put an armored brigade combat team in Europe, keep a combat aviation brigade in South Korea, keep some AH-64 Apaches in the National Guard, and look at possibly cutting two infantry brigades.
-
Army chief looks to spare some cuts to Alaska-based brigade
An upcoming rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center in Louisiana could determine the fate of the Army’s only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific theater.
-
Congressman, citing Green Beret’s plight, adds to Army secretary controversy
Continuing his fight to keep a decorated Green Beret in uniform, Rep. Duncan Hunter has thrown his support behind the senator who put a hold on Eric Fanning’s nomination to be the next Army secretary.
-
Eric Fanning’s Army secretary nomination still firmly blocked
After a smooth and overall positive hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Eric Fanning’s confirmation to be the next Army secretary still is not guaranteed.
-
Top Army general outlines plans for new brigades, new technologies
The Army must look to the future — and new, emerging technologies that could change the way soldiers fight — even as it continues to build its readiness to fight today, the service’s top general said.
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Army secretary nominee says he will look to reverse combat unit cuts
Ready and trained soldiers. Taking care of families. The fight against the Islamic State group. Integrating women into combat arms jobs. More efficient systems. Army secretary nominee Eric Fanning spoke publicly Thursday about his priorities.
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PETA accuses Army MPs of mutilating wild pig; commander reprimanded
Animal rights group PETA wants answers from the Army after learning a company commander offered his soldiers $100 during a field exercise to hunt and kill a wild pig.
-
Wife of fallen Green Beret shares their love story
It took just one date for Alexandra McClintock to realize she wanted to marry the man sitting across from her.“We were supposed to be taking our dogs out for a walk,” she said.
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Two Guardsmen admit selling guns to agent posing as member of Mexican drug cartel
Two National Guard soldiers have pleaded guilty to illegally selling “numerous guns” – including military-style rifles and ammunition – believing that they were destined for Mexico.
