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Army’s new ‘universal transcripts’ draw interest of other services
The Army is working on a universal transcript that would better catalog a soldier’s education, training and experience
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Senators call on Army to investigate 22,000 misconduct discharges
A group of senators wants the Army to investigate reports that the service discharged for misconduct 22,000 soldiers who had been diagnosed with mental health problems.
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First official integrated Ranger School underway, Army won’t talk about the women
The first official integrated Ranger School class kicked off Monday — but the Army is refusing to say how many female soldiers are participating.
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Green Beret investigated for whistleblowing retires
The Special Forces officer investigated for whistleblowing about the government’s hostage recovery process has retired.
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SMA calls for bonus money for soldiers on deployment, at NTC
As part of its push to make sure all soldiers are ready to deploy, the Army is working on a proposal to pay extra cash to soldiers who do.
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FORSCOM boss: After two wars, Army must rebuild core competencies
Soldiers must get back to the basics as they train and prepare to face an increasingly volatile world, the commander of Forces Command said.
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Army names Best Medic Competition winners
A two-man team from the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team has been named the Army’s best medics.
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Army opens 19,700 field artillery jobs to women
The Army has officially opened more than 19,700 field artillery jobs to women.
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Soldier builds apps to help navigate overseas assignments
SFC Ronnie Russell built an app to help soldiers find their way in South Korea, and now he has more on the way.
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Army unveils ‘Not in my Squad’ Web tool for junior leaders
The Army has a new Web tool to help junior leaders build better teams as part of the service’s “Not in my Squad” campaign.
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Army’s new ‘universal transcripts’ draw interest of other services
The Army is working on a universal transcript that would better catalog a soldier’s education, training and experience
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Senators call on Army to investigate 22,000 misconduct discharges
A group of senators wants the Army to investigate reports that the service discharged for misconduct 22,000 soldiers who had been diagnosed with mental health problems.
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First official integrated Ranger School underway, Army won’t talk about the women
The first official integrated Ranger School class kicked off Monday — but the Army is refusing to say how many female soldiers are participating.
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Green Beret investigated for whistleblowing retires
The Special Forces officer investigated for whistleblowing about the government’s hostage recovery process has retired.
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SMA calls for bonus money for soldiers on deployment, at NTC
As part of its push to make sure all soldiers are ready to deploy, the Army is working on a proposal to pay extra cash to soldiers who do.
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FORSCOM boss: After two wars, Army must rebuild core competencies
Soldiers must get back to the basics as they train and prepare to face an increasingly volatile world, the commander of Forces Command said.
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Army names Best Medic Competition winners
A two-man team from the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team has been named the Army’s best medics.
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Army opens 19,700 field artillery jobs to women
The Army has officially opened more than 19,700 field artillery jobs to women.
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Soldier builds apps to help navigate overseas assignments
SFC Ronnie Russell built an app to help soldiers find their way in South Korea, and now he has more on the way.
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Army unveils ‘Not in my Squad’ Web tool for junior leaders
The Army has a new Web tool to help junior leaders build better teams as part of the service’s “Not in my Squad” campaign.
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Army’s new ‘universal transcripts’ draw interest of other services
The Army is working on a universal transcript that would better catalog a soldier’s education, training and experience
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Senators call on Army to investigate 22,000 misconduct discharges
A group of senators wants the Army to investigate reports that the service discharged for misconduct 22,000 soldiers who had been diagnosed with mental health problems.
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First official integrated Ranger School underway, Army won’t talk about the women
The first official integrated Ranger School class kicked off Monday — but the Army is refusing to say how many female soldiers are participating.
-
Green Beret investigated for whistleblowing retires
The Special Forces officer investigated for whistleblowing about the government’s hostage recovery process has retired.
-
SMA calls for bonus money for soldiers on deployment, at NTC
As part of its push to make sure all soldiers are ready to deploy, the Army is working on a proposal to pay extra cash to soldiers who do.
-
FORSCOM boss: After two wars, Army must rebuild core competencies
Soldiers must get back to the basics as they train and prepare to face an increasingly volatile world, the commander of Forces Command said.
-
Army names Best Medic Competition winners
A two-man team from the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team has been named the Army’s best medics.
-
Army opens 19,700 field artillery jobs to women
The Army has officially opened more than 19,700 field artillery jobs to women.
-
Soldier builds apps to help navigate overseas assignments
SFC Ronnie Russell built an app to help soldiers find their way in South Korea, and now he has more on the way.
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Army unveils ‘Not in my Squad’ Web tool for junior leaders
The Army has a new Web tool to help junior leaders build better teams as part of the service’s “Not in my Squad” campaign.
