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Capt. Flo Groberg: ‘I carry them in my soul every single day’
Retired Capt. Florent A. Groberg, the nation’s newest Medal of Honor recipient, is inducted into the Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes.
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Capt. Flo Groberg receives Medal of Honor: ‘On his very worst day… he showed guts’
Retired Capt. Florent A. Groberg on Thursday became the nation’s newest Medal of Honor recipient.
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Army drawdown: 37,000 civilian jobs cut, thousands more to come
The cuts, made since 2011, come as the Army draws down and are “largely in response to budgetary pressures,” said Lt. Col. Joe Buccino, an Army spokesman.
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Army stats: Women performed comparably to men in Ranger School
Former Army Secretary John McHugh defended the Army’s decision to open Ranger School, amid allegations the service eased the standards for the first female graduates.
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Got problems with mandatory PME? Army has a plan
As the Army prepares to require soldiers to go to school before they can be promoted, it is looking for ways to make sure troops are not disadvantaged by the system.
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Slain soldier’s wife renews fight for Purple Heart
Ten years after 1st Lt. Louis Allen’s death, his widow is still fighting for him to receive a Purple Heart.
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Army Strykers deploy north of Arctic Circle for 1st time
The Army’s Strykers deployed north of the Arctic Circle for the first time this week, taking part in Operation Arctic Pegasus.
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101st Airborne to deploy to Iraq, Kuwait
The 101st Airborne Division headquarters will deploy to Iraq and Kuwait early next year, the Army announced.
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Army approves black socks with PT uniforms
Soldiers can now wear black socks when they’re doing physical training.
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82nd Airborne trains Iraqis to take on ISIS in Ramadi
U.S. soldiers prepare start-up Iraqi units to take on Islamic State terror group.
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Capt. Flo Groberg: ‘I carry them in my soul every single day’
Retired Capt. Florent A. Groberg, the nation’s newest Medal of Honor recipient, is inducted into the Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes.
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Capt. Flo Groberg receives Medal of Honor: ‘On his very worst day… he showed guts’
Retired Capt. Florent A. Groberg on Thursday became the nation’s newest Medal of Honor recipient.
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Army drawdown: 37,000 civilian jobs cut, thousands more to come
The cuts, made since 2011, come as the Army draws down and are “largely in response to budgetary pressures,” said Lt. Col. Joe Buccino, an Army spokesman.
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Army stats: Women performed comparably to men in Ranger School
Former Army Secretary John McHugh defended the Army’s decision to open Ranger School, amid allegations the service eased the standards for the first female graduates.
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Got problems with mandatory PME? Army has a plan
As the Army prepares to require soldiers to go to school before they can be promoted, it is looking for ways to make sure troops are not disadvantaged by the system.
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Slain soldier’s wife renews fight for Purple Heart
Ten years after 1st Lt. Louis Allen’s death, his widow is still fighting for him to receive a Purple Heart.
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Army Strykers deploy north of Arctic Circle for 1st time
The Army’s Strykers deployed north of the Arctic Circle for the first time this week, taking part in Operation Arctic Pegasus.
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101st Airborne to deploy to Iraq, Kuwait
The 101st Airborne Division headquarters will deploy to Iraq and Kuwait early next year, the Army announced.
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Army approves black socks with PT uniforms
Soldiers can now wear black socks when they’re doing physical training.
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82nd Airborne trains Iraqis to take on ISIS in Ramadi
U.S. soldiers prepare start-up Iraqi units to take on Islamic State terror group.
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Capt. Flo Groberg: ‘I carry them in my soul every single day’
Retired Capt. Florent A. Groberg, the nation’s newest Medal of Honor recipient, is inducted into the Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes.
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Capt. Flo Groberg receives Medal of Honor: ‘On his very worst day… he showed guts’
Retired Capt. Florent A. Groberg on Thursday became the nation’s newest Medal of Honor recipient.
-
Army drawdown: 37,000 civilian jobs cut, thousands more to come
The cuts, made since 2011, come as the Army draws down and are “largely in response to budgetary pressures,” said Lt. Col. Joe Buccino, an Army spokesman.
-
Army stats: Women performed comparably to men in Ranger School
Former Army Secretary John McHugh defended the Army’s decision to open Ranger School, amid allegations the service eased the standards for the first female graduates.
-
Got problems with mandatory PME? Army has a plan
As the Army prepares to require soldiers to go to school before they can be promoted, it is looking for ways to make sure troops are not disadvantaged by the system.
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Slain soldier’s wife renews fight for Purple Heart
Ten years after 1st Lt. Louis Allen’s death, his widow is still fighting for him to receive a Purple Heart.
-
Army Strykers deploy north of Arctic Circle for 1st time
The Army’s Strykers deployed north of the Arctic Circle for the first time this week, taking part in Operation Arctic Pegasus.
-
101st Airborne to deploy to Iraq, Kuwait
The 101st Airborne Division headquarters will deploy to Iraq and Kuwait early next year, the Army announced.
-
Army approves black socks with PT uniforms
Soldiers can now wear black socks when they’re doing physical training.
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82nd Airborne trains Iraqis to take on ISIS in Ramadi
U.S. soldiers prepare start-up Iraqi units to take on Islamic State terror group.
