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Army Rangers’ wild partying contributed to commander’s reprimand, report says
An impromptu round of “The Newlywed Game,” a Hollywood-themed party, at least two overpriced hotel room bills, and a tandem skydiving jump with a civilian were among the allegations of misconduct levied against the former commander of the 75th Ranger
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FBI investigating ISIS threats against UFC fighter, Green Beret Tim Kennedy
Special Forces soldier and UFC fighter Tim Kennedy is working with the FBI in the face of some “recent credible threats” against him by followers of the Islamic State group.
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25 Fort Riley soldiers arrested after police break up loud party
Twenty-five soldiers from Fort Riley, Kansas, face drug- and alcohol-related charges after local police raided an out-of-control party Friday night.
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25th Infantry Division to shrink and shed Strykers this spring
The 25th Infantry Division will begin reorganizing its Stryker brigade and combat aviation brigade this spring as the Army continues to draw down and reorganize the force.
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Army announces Iraq, Afghanistan deployments for 1,800 soldiers
About 1,800 soldiers from two separate units will deploy to the war zone in the coming months, the Army announced Friday.
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Hundreds support family of fallen Green Beret; lawmakers seek answers to deadly battle
People across the country are pitching in to support the family of Staff Sgt. Matthew McClintock, the Special Forces soldier killed Tuesday in Afghanistan.
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DoD identifies Special Forces soldier killed in Afghanistan
Staff Sgt. Matthew McClintock, 30, died from wounds suffered when the enemy attacked his unit with small arms fire, according to the DoD announcement released late Wednesday.
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7 more soldiers charged in National Guard recruiting fraud, conspiracy
Seven soldiers were arrested Wednesday, the latest group of service members to face federal charges relating to the National Guard’s troubled and now-defunct Recruiting Assistance Program.
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SMA’s book club: Shogun, Moneyball and 14 more soldier submissions
Soldiers across the force continue to share their must-read book ideas for Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey’s professional reading list.
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Army submits plan for women in infantry, armor, special operations
The Army has submitted to the Defense Department its plan to open its infantry, armor and special operations ranks to women.
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Army Rangers’ wild partying contributed to commander’s reprimand, report says
An impromptu round of “The Newlywed Game,” a Hollywood-themed party, at least two overpriced hotel room bills, and a tandem skydiving jump with a civilian were among the allegations of misconduct levied against the former commander of the 75th Ranger
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FBI investigating ISIS threats against UFC fighter, Green Beret Tim Kennedy
Special Forces soldier and UFC fighter Tim Kennedy is working with the FBI in the face of some “recent credible threats” against him by followers of the Islamic State group.
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25 Fort Riley soldiers arrested after police break up loud party
Twenty-five soldiers from Fort Riley, Kansas, face drug- and alcohol-related charges after local police raided an out-of-control party Friday night.
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25th Infantry Division to shrink and shed Strykers this spring
The 25th Infantry Division will begin reorganizing its Stryker brigade and combat aviation brigade this spring as the Army continues to draw down and reorganize the force.
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Army announces Iraq, Afghanistan deployments for 1,800 soldiers
About 1,800 soldiers from two separate units will deploy to the war zone in the coming months, the Army announced Friday.
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Hundreds support family of fallen Green Beret; lawmakers seek answers to deadly battle
People across the country are pitching in to support the family of Staff Sgt. Matthew McClintock, the Special Forces soldier killed Tuesday in Afghanistan.
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DoD identifies Special Forces soldier killed in Afghanistan
Staff Sgt. Matthew McClintock, 30, died from wounds suffered when the enemy attacked his unit with small arms fire, according to the DoD announcement released late Wednesday.
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7 more soldiers charged in National Guard recruiting fraud, conspiracy
Seven soldiers were arrested Wednesday, the latest group of service members to face federal charges relating to the National Guard’s troubled and now-defunct Recruiting Assistance Program.
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SMA’s book club: Shogun, Moneyball and 14 more soldier submissions
Soldiers across the force continue to share their must-read book ideas for Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey’s professional reading list.
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Army submits plan for women in infantry, armor, special operations
The Army has submitted to the Defense Department its plan to open its infantry, armor and special operations ranks to women.
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Army Rangers’ wild partying contributed to commander’s reprimand, report says
An impromptu round of “The Newlywed Game,” a Hollywood-themed party, at least two overpriced hotel room bills, and a tandem skydiving jump with a civilian were among the allegations of misconduct levied against the former commander of the 75th Ranger
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FBI investigating ISIS threats against UFC fighter, Green Beret Tim Kennedy
Special Forces soldier and UFC fighter Tim Kennedy is working with the FBI in the face of some “recent credible threats” against him by followers of the Islamic State group.
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25 Fort Riley soldiers arrested after police break up loud party
Twenty-five soldiers from Fort Riley, Kansas, face drug- and alcohol-related charges after local police raided an out-of-control party Friday night.
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25th Infantry Division to shrink and shed Strykers this spring
The 25th Infantry Division will begin reorganizing its Stryker brigade and combat aviation brigade this spring as the Army continues to draw down and reorganize the force.
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Army announces Iraq, Afghanistan deployments for 1,800 soldiers
About 1,800 soldiers from two separate units will deploy to the war zone in the coming months, the Army announced Friday.
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Hundreds support family of fallen Green Beret; lawmakers seek answers to deadly battle
People across the country are pitching in to support the family of Staff Sgt. Matthew McClintock, the Special Forces soldier killed Tuesday in Afghanistan.
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DoD identifies Special Forces soldier killed in Afghanistan
Staff Sgt. Matthew McClintock, 30, died from wounds suffered when the enemy attacked his unit with small arms fire, according to the DoD announcement released late Wednesday.
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7 more soldiers charged in National Guard recruiting fraud, conspiracy
Seven soldiers were arrested Wednesday, the latest group of service members to face federal charges relating to the National Guard’s troubled and now-defunct Recruiting Assistance Program.
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SMA’s book club: Shogun, Moneyball and 14 more soldier submissions
Soldiers across the force continue to share their must-read book ideas for Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey’s professional reading list.
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Army submits plan for women in infantry, armor, special operations
The Army has submitted to the Defense Department its plan to open its infantry, armor and special operations ranks to women.
