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FBI, CIA, NSA seek Army officers for fellowships: Deadline extended
The Army is seeking qualified officers to apply for a chance to spend a year working for agencies such as the CIA, FBI, State Department, NSA, FAA and FEMA.
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Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will face court-martial for desertion, misbehavior charges
The Army will court-martial Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier who wondered off his Afghanistan post in 2009.
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‘Sergeant’s time’ is making a comeback in the Army
Noncommissioned officers want to see the return of sergeant’s time and more opportunities to take responsibility for training soldiers.
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Army report shows soldiers lack sleep, struggle to eat right
Soldiers struggle with eating healthy and getting enough sleep, according to the Army’s first Health of the Force report.
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101st Airborne marks 30 years since Gander plane crash killed 248 soldiers
Army, 101st Airborne to mark 30th anniversary of plane crash that killed 248 soldiers.
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Army releases names of aviators killed in South Korea crash
The Army on Sunday night released the names of the two aviators killed when their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed in South Korea.
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Army releases names of aviators killed in Apache crash near Fort Campbell
The Army on Friday released the names of two aviators killed Wednesday when their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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FORSCOM orders aviation stand down after deadly crashes
Active-duty aviators at 11 Army installations across the U.S. will undergo a safety stand down through Monday.
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Combat jobs: The MOSs now opening to women in the Army
Women will soon be able to join the ranks of the Army’s infantry, armor and special operations units.
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Army launches review of soldier misconduct discharges
Army is reviewing reports the service discharged for misconduct up to 22,000 soldiers diagnosed with mental health problems.
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FBI, CIA, NSA seek Army officers for fellowships: Deadline extended
The Army is seeking qualified officers to apply for a chance to spend a year working for agencies such as the CIA, FBI, State Department, NSA, FAA and FEMA.
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Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will face court-martial for desertion, misbehavior charges
The Army will court-martial Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier who wondered off his Afghanistan post in 2009.
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‘Sergeant’s time’ is making a comeback in the Army
Noncommissioned officers want to see the return of sergeant’s time and more opportunities to take responsibility for training soldiers.
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Army report shows soldiers lack sleep, struggle to eat right
Soldiers struggle with eating healthy and getting enough sleep, according to the Army’s first Health of the Force report.
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101st Airborne marks 30 years since Gander plane crash killed 248 soldiers
Army, 101st Airborne to mark 30th anniversary of plane crash that killed 248 soldiers.
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Army releases names of aviators killed in South Korea crash
The Army on Sunday night released the names of the two aviators killed when their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed in South Korea.
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Army releases names of aviators killed in Apache crash near Fort Campbell
The Army on Friday released the names of two aviators killed Wednesday when their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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FORSCOM orders aviation stand down after deadly crashes
Active-duty aviators at 11 Army installations across the U.S. will undergo a safety stand down through Monday.
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Combat jobs: The MOSs now opening to women in the Army
Women will soon be able to join the ranks of the Army’s infantry, armor and special operations units.
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Army launches review of soldier misconduct discharges
Army is reviewing reports the service discharged for misconduct up to 22,000 soldiers diagnosed with mental health problems.
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FBI, CIA, NSA seek Army officers for fellowships: Deadline extended
The Army is seeking qualified officers to apply for a chance to spend a year working for agencies such as the CIA, FBI, State Department, NSA, FAA and FEMA.
-
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will face court-martial for desertion, misbehavior charges
The Army will court-martial Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier who wondered off his Afghanistan post in 2009.
-
‘Sergeant’s time’ is making a comeback in the Army
Noncommissioned officers want to see the return of sergeant’s time and more opportunities to take responsibility for training soldiers.
-
Army report shows soldiers lack sleep, struggle to eat right
Soldiers struggle with eating healthy and getting enough sleep, according to the Army’s first Health of the Force report.
-
101st Airborne marks 30 years since Gander plane crash killed 248 soldiers
Army, 101st Airborne to mark 30th anniversary of plane crash that killed 248 soldiers.
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Army releases names of aviators killed in South Korea crash
The Army on Sunday night released the names of the two aviators killed when their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed in South Korea.
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Army releases names of aviators killed in Apache crash near Fort Campbell
The Army on Friday released the names of two aviators killed Wednesday when their AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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FORSCOM orders aviation stand down after deadly crashes
Active-duty aviators at 11 Army installations across the U.S. will undergo a safety stand down through Monday.
-
Combat jobs: The MOSs now opening to women in the Army
Women will soon be able to join the ranks of the Army’s infantry, armor and special operations units.
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Army launches review of soldier misconduct discharges
Army is reviewing reports the service discharged for misconduct up to 22,000 soldiers diagnosed with mental health problems.
