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WWI heroes Johnson, Shemin to receive Medal of Honor
Two soldiers will be awarded the Medal of Honor almost 100 years after their heroic actions during World War I.
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Gen. Mark Milley picked for Army chief of staff
Defense Secretary Ash Carter has announced his nominee for your next Army Chief of Staff.
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Vice chief: Army readiness has a long way to go
Sequestration threatens the Army’s readiness, the Army’s vice chief said Tuesday.
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Spared from the kennel: These rescue dogs now help vets
K9s For Warriors, a non-profit that trains rescue dogs to help vets with post traumatic stress, expands to meet demand.
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Eight women, 101 men will retake Ranger School phase
All eight female Ranger School students are being recycled and will not be moving this weekend to the mountain phase .
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Best Scout Squad crowned in competition
A team from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment has won the title of Best Scout Squad after four days of competition.
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Tattoo update: Your ink record will remain on file
Commanders no longer have to document soldiers’ ink, but all existing files will remain in the Army’s records.
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Army Training Network now accessible on phones, tablets
Soldiers can now log on to the Army Training Network from their phones or tablets.
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Police investigating death of soldier in Alaska
Police are investigating the death of a soldier in Alaska, officials said. Spc. Paolo Grassi was found May 3.
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Best Scout Squad competition kicks off Tuesday
Nineteen teams of soldiers will compete this week at Fort Benning for the title of Best Scout Squad.
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WWI heroes Johnson, Shemin to receive Medal of Honor
Two soldiers will be awarded the Medal of Honor almost 100 years after their heroic actions during World War I.
-
Gen. Mark Milley picked for Army chief of staff
Defense Secretary Ash Carter has announced his nominee for your next Army Chief of Staff.
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Vice chief: Army readiness has a long way to go
Sequestration threatens the Army’s readiness, the Army’s vice chief said Tuesday.
-
Spared from the kennel: These rescue dogs now help vets
K9s For Warriors, a non-profit that trains rescue dogs to help vets with post traumatic stress, expands to meet demand.
-
Eight women, 101 men will retake Ranger School phase
All eight female Ranger School students are being recycled and will not be moving this weekend to the mountain phase .
-
Best Scout Squad crowned in competition
A team from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment has won the title of Best Scout Squad after four days of competition.
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Tattoo update: Your ink record will remain on file
Commanders no longer have to document soldiers’ ink, but all existing files will remain in the Army’s records.
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Army Training Network now accessible on phones, tablets
Soldiers can now log on to the Army Training Network from their phones or tablets.
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Police investigating death of soldier in Alaska
Police are investigating the death of a soldier in Alaska, officials said. Spc. Paolo Grassi was found May 3.
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Best Scout Squad competition kicks off Tuesday
Nineteen teams of soldiers will compete this week at Fort Benning for the title of Best Scout Squad.
-
WWI heroes Johnson, Shemin to receive Medal of Honor
Two soldiers will be awarded the Medal of Honor almost 100 years after their heroic actions during World War I.
-
Gen. Mark Milley picked for Army chief of staff
Defense Secretary Ash Carter has announced his nominee for your next Army Chief of Staff.
-
Vice chief: Army readiness has a long way to go
Sequestration threatens the Army’s readiness, the Army’s vice chief said Tuesday.
-
Spared from the kennel: These rescue dogs now help vets
K9s For Warriors, a non-profit that trains rescue dogs to help vets with post traumatic stress, expands to meet demand.
-
Eight women, 101 men will retake Ranger School phase
All eight female Ranger School students are being recycled and will not be moving this weekend to the mountain phase .
-
Best Scout Squad crowned in competition
A team from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment has won the title of Best Scout Squad after four days of competition.
-
Tattoo update: Your ink record will remain on file
Commanders no longer have to document soldiers’ ink, but all existing files will remain in the Army’s records.
-
Army Training Network now accessible on phones, tablets
Soldiers can now log on to the Army Training Network from their phones or tablets.
-
Police investigating death of soldier in Alaska
Police are investigating the death of a soldier in Alaska, officials said. Spc. Paolo Grassi was found May 3.
-
Best Scout Squad competition kicks off Tuesday
Nineteen teams of soldiers will compete this week at Fort Benning for the title of Best Scout Squad.
