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What’s hot at this year’s AUSA annual meeting
A new Cyber Pavilion and the chance to hear from the new Army chief are just two highlights of this year’s AUSA meeting.
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Army secretary delays separation of Green Beret who beat up Afghan commander
Army Secretary John McHugh has extended Sgt. First Class Charles Martland’s service, giving him enough time to appeal the decision to kick him out.
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Army seeks women for Ranger School observer/adviser jobs
The Army is looking for qualified female captains and sergeants first class to serve as observer/advisers at Ranger School.
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The Army’s new basic training: More tests, peer evals coming Oct. 1
New soldiers entering basic combat training will soon be required to pass three tests and tackle new mandatory tasks to graduate.
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BCT in Korea faces down crisis, shares lessons learned
Soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division had been in South Korea just a few weeks when they got their first taste of tensions in the region.
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Army taps brigade for Middle East deployment
About 4,000 soldiers will deploy to Kuwait, with some expected to travel to Iraq as well.
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West Point women seek congressman’s Ranger School record
A group of West Point women is firing back after Rep. Steve Russell asked the Army to release documents relating to the performance of the first female Ranger students.
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General: Refugees may relocate outside U.S. Army bases
The Army is closely monitoring the refugee crisis in Europe and is prepared to help if needed.
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Congressman wants proof standards weren’t fudged for female Ranger School attendees
A congressman who led an infantry battalion in combat in Iraq has asked the Army to release documents relating to the performance of the first female students in Ranger School.
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Ranger School: Many do-overs rare, not unprecedented
Ranger School officials respond to accusations that female student is getting an unfair advantage.
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What’s hot at this year’s AUSA annual meeting
A new Cyber Pavilion and the chance to hear from the new Army chief are just two highlights of this year’s AUSA meeting.
-
Army secretary delays separation of Green Beret who beat up Afghan commander
Army Secretary John McHugh has extended Sgt. First Class Charles Martland’s service, giving him enough time to appeal the decision to kick him out.
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Army seeks women for Ranger School observer/adviser jobs
The Army is looking for qualified female captains and sergeants first class to serve as observer/advisers at Ranger School.
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The Army’s new basic training: More tests, peer evals coming Oct. 1
New soldiers entering basic combat training will soon be required to pass three tests and tackle new mandatory tasks to graduate.
-
BCT in Korea faces down crisis, shares lessons learned
Soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division had been in South Korea just a few weeks when they got their first taste of tensions in the region.
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Army taps brigade for Middle East deployment
About 4,000 soldiers will deploy to Kuwait, with some expected to travel to Iraq as well.
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West Point women seek congressman’s Ranger School record
A group of West Point women is firing back after Rep. Steve Russell asked the Army to release documents relating to the performance of the first female Ranger students.
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General: Refugees may relocate outside U.S. Army bases
The Army is closely monitoring the refugee crisis in Europe and is prepared to help if needed.
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Congressman wants proof standards weren’t fudged for female Ranger School attendees
A congressman who led an infantry battalion in combat in Iraq has asked the Army to release documents relating to the performance of the first female students in Ranger School.
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Ranger School: Many do-overs rare, not unprecedented
Ranger School officials respond to accusations that female student is getting an unfair advantage.
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What’s hot at this year’s AUSA annual meeting
A new Cyber Pavilion and the chance to hear from the new Army chief are just two highlights of this year’s AUSA meeting.
-
Army secretary delays separation of Green Beret who beat up Afghan commander
Army Secretary John McHugh has extended Sgt. First Class Charles Martland’s service, giving him enough time to appeal the decision to kick him out.
-
Army seeks women for Ranger School observer/adviser jobs
The Army is looking for qualified female captains and sergeants first class to serve as observer/advisers at Ranger School.
-
The Army’s new basic training: More tests, peer evals coming Oct. 1
New soldiers entering basic combat training will soon be required to pass three tests and tackle new mandatory tasks to graduate.
-
BCT in Korea faces down crisis, shares lessons learned
Soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division had been in South Korea just a few weeks when they got their first taste of tensions in the region.
-
Army taps brigade for Middle East deployment
About 4,000 soldiers will deploy to Kuwait, with some expected to travel to Iraq as well.
-
West Point women seek congressman’s Ranger School record
A group of West Point women is firing back after Rep. Steve Russell asked the Army to release documents relating to the performance of the first female Ranger students.
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General: Refugees may relocate outside U.S. Army bases
The Army is closely monitoring the refugee crisis in Europe and is prepared to help if needed.
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Congressman wants proof standards weren’t fudged for female Ranger School attendees
A congressman who led an infantry battalion in combat in Iraq has asked the Army to release documents relating to the performance of the first female students in Ranger School.
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Ranger School: Many do-overs rare, not unprecedented
Ranger School officials respond to accusations that female student is getting an unfair advantage.
