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EOD tech, double amputee runs for Congress
Brian Mast first started thinking about running for Congress from his hospital bed at Walter Reed.
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New chief: ‘We cannot allow a hollow Army’
In six short weeks, new Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has made clear his top priority.
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3-star: Army grows Pacific Pathways, ties with Asian armies
The Army is mapping out Pacific Pathways exercises for the next two years as the service looks to grow the program.
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Army farewells Secretary John McHugh
Army Secretary John McHugh was honored Friday as he prepares to step down after more than six years as the service’s top civilian.
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Black socks, Ike jacket: SMA advances proposed uniform changes
SMA asked and you answered. More than 18,500 soldiers responded to a uniform survey about socks, headgear and more.
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DoD identifies soldier killed in commando raid in Iraq
The Defense Department on Friday identified the soldier killed during a commando raid in Iraq.
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25 more charged in Guard recruiting conspiracy, fraud
Twenty-five current and former soldiers face federal charges for their alleged actions relating to the now-defunct Guard Recruiting Assistance Program.
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2-star outlines new strategy for Army Africa
U.S. Army Africa has launched a new program to synchronize its training and partnership efforts across the continent.
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Army seeks partnerships, new technology in the Pacific
The Army is studying new technologies and solutions in areas such as communication to span the vastness of the Pacific.
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Army: Backlog of 14,000 soldiers who need PME
The Army is cracking down on a backlog of nearly 14,000 soldiers who have not completed the schools they need for promotion.
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EOD tech, double amputee runs for Congress
Brian Mast first started thinking about running for Congress from his hospital bed at Walter Reed.
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New chief: ‘We cannot allow a hollow Army’
In six short weeks, new Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has made clear his top priority.
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3-star: Army grows Pacific Pathways, ties with Asian armies
The Army is mapping out Pacific Pathways exercises for the next two years as the service looks to grow the program.
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Army farewells Secretary John McHugh
Army Secretary John McHugh was honored Friday as he prepares to step down after more than six years as the service’s top civilian.
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Black socks, Ike jacket: SMA advances proposed uniform changes
SMA asked and you answered. More than 18,500 soldiers responded to a uniform survey about socks, headgear and more.
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DoD identifies soldier killed in commando raid in Iraq
The Defense Department on Friday identified the soldier killed during a commando raid in Iraq.
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25 more charged in Guard recruiting conspiracy, fraud
Twenty-five current and former soldiers face federal charges for their alleged actions relating to the now-defunct Guard Recruiting Assistance Program.
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2-star outlines new strategy for Army Africa
U.S. Army Africa has launched a new program to synchronize its training and partnership efforts across the continent.
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Army seeks partnerships, new technology in the Pacific
The Army is studying new technologies and solutions in areas such as communication to span the vastness of the Pacific.
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Army: Backlog of 14,000 soldiers who need PME
The Army is cracking down on a backlog of nearly 14,000 soldiers who have not completed the schools they need for promotion.
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EOD tech, double amputee runs for Congress
Brian Mast first started thinking about running for Congress from his hospital bed at Walter Reed.
-
New chief: ‘We cannot allow a hollow Army’
In six short weeks, new Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has made clear his top priority.
-
3-star: Army grows Pacific Pathways, ties with Asian armies
The Army is mapping out Pacific Pathways exercises for the next two years as the service looks to grow the program.
-
Army farewells Secretary John McHugh
Army Secretary John McHugh was honored Friday as he prepares to step down after more than six years as the service’s top civilian.
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Black socks, Ike jacket: SMA advances proposed uniform changes
SMA asked and you answered. More than 18,500 soldiers responded to a uniform survey about socks, headgear and more.
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DoD identifies soldier killed in commando raid in Iraq
The Defense Department on Friday identified the soldier killed during a commando raid in Iraq.
-
25 more charged in Guard recruiting conspiracy, fraud
Twenty-five current and former soldiers face federal charges for their alleged actions relating to the now-defunct Guard Recruiting Assistance Program.
-
2-star outlines new strategy for Army Africa
U.S. Army Africa has launched a new program to synchronize its training and partnership efforts across the continent.
-
Army seeks partnerships, new technology in the Pacific
The Army is studying new technologies and solutions in areas such as communication to span the vastness of the Pacific.
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Army: Backlog of 14,000 soldiers who need PME
The Army is cracking down on a backlog of nearly 14,000 soldiers who have not completed the schools they need for promotion.
