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5 women cut from Ranger School after second try
Five of the eight female Ranger School students have been dropped from the course, officials said.
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Odierno on Iraq: ‘It’s incredibly disappointing to me’
Just days after Defense Secretary Ashton Carter called into question the Iraqi army’s will to fight, the Army’s top general said the Iraqi government must gain the confidence of its people for its army to be successful.
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Army studies new vehicles, capabilities for the future
The Army is working to develop more capability based on what soldiers need to fight in the future, the top leader said.
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Odierno: Budget uncertainty ‘killing us’
The Army’s top officer on Thursday warned that looming budget cuts and uncertainty are hurting the force.
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More women may go to Ranger School, Army chief says
The Army may allow women to attend “a couple more” cycles of Ranger School, the service’s top officer said.
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Army’s first Apache, Shadow unit prepares to deploy
Soldiers in the first AH-64 Apache unit to receive Shadow unmanned aerial systems are training hard before deploying.
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Army seeks all-around performer for recruiting mission
If you love to sing and travel the country or dream of recording your own music, the Army may have a job for you.
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2-9 Infantry to conduct last Manchu Mile march in Korea
As 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment prepares to inactivate, its soldiers will conduct the Manchu Mile one last time.
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First female 4-star shares lessons in ‘A Higher Standard’
Gen. Ann Dunwoody, the first woman to earn four stars in the U.S. military, shares leadership lessons in her new book.
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Female aviator breaking ground in Afghanistan
Capt. Lisa Becker is breaking ground as the first female American soldier to fly the Mi-17 alongside the Afghans.
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5 women cut from Ranger School after second try
Five of the eight female Ranger School students have been dropped from the course, officials said.
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Odierno on Iraq: ‘It’s incredibly disappointing to me’
Just days after Defense Secretary Ashton Carter called into question the Iraqi army’s will to fight, the Army’s top general said the Iraqi government must gain the confidence of its people for its army to be successful.
-
Army studies new vehicles, capabilities for the future
The Army is working to develop more capability based on what soldiers need to fight in the future, the top leader said.
-
Odierno: Budget uncertainty ‘killing us’
The Army’s top officer on Thursday warned that looming budget cuts and uncertainty are hurting the force.
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More women may go to Ranger School, Army chief says
The Army may allow women to attend “a couple more” cycles of Ranger School, the service’s top officer said.
-
Army’s first Apache, Shadow unit prepares to deploy
Soldiers in the first AH-64 Apache unit to receive Shadow unmanned aerial systems are training hard before deploying.
-
Army seeks all-around performer for recruiting mission
If you love to sing and travel the country or dream of recording your own music, the Army may have a job for you.
-
2-9 Infantry to conduct last Manchu Mile march in Korea
As 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment prepares to inactivate, its soldiers will conduct the Manchu Mile one last time.
-
First female 4-star shares lessons in ‘A Higher Standard’
Gen. Ann Dunwoody, the first woman to earn four stars in the U.S. military, shares leadership lessons in her new book.
-
Female aviator breaking ground in Afghanistan
Capt. Lisa Becker is breaking ground as the first female American soldier to fly the Mi-17 alongside the Afghans.
-
5 women cut from Ranger School after second try
Five of the eight female Ranger School students have been dropped from the course, officials said.
-
Odierno on Iraq: ‘It’s incredibly disappointing to me’
Just days after Defense Secretary Ashton Carter called into question the Iraqi army’s will to fight, the Army’s top general said the Iraqi government must gain the confidence of its people for its army to be successful.
-
Army studies new vehicles, capabilities for the future
The Army is working to develop more capability based on what soldiers need to fight in the future, the top leader said.
-
Odierno: Budget uncertainty ‘killing us’
The Army’s top officer on Thursday warned that looming budget cuts and uncertainty are hurting the force.
-
More women may go to Ranger School, Army chief says
The Army may allow women to attend “a couple more” cycles of Ranger School, the service’s top officer said.
-
Army’s first Apache, Shadow unit prepares to deploy
Soldiers in the first AH-64 Apache unit to receive Shadow unmanned aerial systems are training hard before deploying.
-
Army seeks all-around performer for recruiting mission
If you love to sing and travel the country or dream of recording your own music, the Army may have a job for you.
-
2-9 Infantry to conduct last Manchu Mile march in Korea
As 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment prepares to inactivate, its soldiers will conduct the Manchu Mile one last time.
-
First female 4-star shares lessons in ‘A Higher Standard’
Gen. Ann Dunwoody, the first woman to earn four stars in the U.S. military, shares leadership lessons in her new book.
-
Female aviator breaking ground in Afghanistan
Capt. Lisa Becker is breaking ground as the first female American soldier to fly the Mi-17 alongside the Afghans.
