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Arlington burial approved for Guardsman killed in crash
A Guardsman killed in a helicopter crash has been granted an exception allowing for his burial at Arlington cemetery.
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Army report refutes ‘Racial Thursdays’ allegations
An investigator found the Alaska-based unit had “no systemic issues of racial or other forms of discrimination.”
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Army: 75th Ranger Regiment commander investigated
The commander of the 75th Ranger Regiment faced an investigation over allegations of misconduct.
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Soldiers on new Pacific Pathway to visit Mongolia, Japan
The Army will run a third Pacific Pathways deployment this year that will include stops in Mongolia, Japan.
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Army, Air Force formalize program putting JTACs in Army units
The Air Force is embedding JTACs in Army divisions even as the military battles lawmakers over the future of the A-10.
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82nd deploys to Iraq amid questions about Iraqi forces
As the 82nd Airborne headquarters deploys to Iraq, one key challenge will be to instill confidence in the Iraqis.
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Report: Special operations commander cited for public intoxication
The one-star general in charge of Special Operations Command South was removed from command and retired at the rank of colonel.
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Soldier transition questions answered at Wed. town hall
The Army’s Soldier for Life team is hosting a virtual town hall Wednesday for soldiers, veterans, retirees and families.
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WWI heroes Johnson, Shemin receive Medal of Honor
Sgts. Henry Johnson and William Shemin posthumously receive the Medal of Honor for their actions in World War I.
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Interpreter-soldier reunites with Marine major in Iraq
When Ahmed Totti left Iraq after serving as an interpreter, he never expected he’d return to his home country.
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Arlington burial approved for Guardsman killed in crash
A Guardsman killed in a helicopter crash has been granted an exception allowing for his burial at Arlington cemetery.
-
Army report refutes ‘Racial Thursdays’ allegations
An investigator found the Alaska-based unit had “no systemic issues of racial or other forms of discrimination.”
-
Army: 75th Ranger Regiment commander investigated
The commander of the 75th Ranger Regiment faced an investigation over allegations of misconduct.
-
Soldiers on new Pacific Pathway to visit Mongolia, Japan
The Army will run a third Pacific Pathways deployment this year that will include stops in Mongolia, Japan.
-
Army, Air Force formalize program putting JTACs in Army units
The Air Force is embedding JTACs in Army divisions even as the military battles lawmakers over the future of the A-10.
-
82nd deploys to Iraq amid questions about Iraqi forces
As the 82nd Airborne headquarters deploys to Iraq, one key challenge will be to instill confidence in the Iraqis.
-
Report: Special operations commander cited for public intoxication
The one-star general in charge of Special Operations Command South was removed from command and retired at the rank of colonel.
-
Soldier transition questions answered at Wed. town hall
The Army’s Soldier for Life team is hosting a virtual town hall Wednesday for soldiers, veterans, retirees and families.
-
WWI heroes Johnson, Shemin receive Medal of Honor
Sgts. Henry Johnson and William Shemin posthumously receive the Medal of Honor for their actions in World War I.
-
Interpreter-soldier reunites with Marine major in Iraq
When Ahmed Totti left Iraq after serving as an interpreter, he never expected he’d return to his home country.
-
Arlington burial approved for Guardsman killed in crash
A Guardsman killed in a helicopter crash has been granted an exception allowing for his burial at Arlington cemetery.
-
Army report refutes ‘Racial Thursdays’ allegations
An investigator found the Alaska-based unit had “no systemic issues of racial or other forms of discrimination.”
-
Army: 75th Ranger Regiment commander investigated
The commander of the 75th Ranger Regiment faced an investigation over allegations of misconduct.
-
Soldiers on new Pacific Pathway to visit Mongolia, Japan
The Army will run a third Pacific Pathways deployment this year that will include stops in Mongolia, Japan.
-
Army, Air Force formalize program putting JTACs in Army units
The Air Force is embedding JTACs in Army divisions even as the military battles lawmakers over the future of the A-10.
-
82nd deploys to Iraq amid questions about Iraqi forces
As the 82nd Airborne headquarters deploys to Iraq, one key challenge will be to instill confidence in the Iraqis.
-
Report: Special operations commander cited for public intoxication
The one-star general in charge of Special Operations Command South was removed from command and retired at the rank of colonel.
-
Soldier transition questions answered at Wed. town hall
The Army’s Soldier for Life team is hosting a virtual town hall Wednesday for soldiers, veterans, retirees and families.
-
WWI heroes Johnson, Shemin receive Medal of Honor
Sgts. Henry Johnson and William Shemin posthumously receive the Medal of Honor for their actions in World War I.
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Interpreter-soldier reunites with Marine major in Iraq
When Ahmed Totti left Iraq after serving as an interpreter, he never expected he’d return to his home country.



