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XVIII Airborne Corps welcomes new commander
The XVIII Airborne Corps welcomes a new commanding general Tuesday.
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Lawmakers to SecDef: End ‘racial-based’ hazing now
The alleged practice of “Racial Thursdays” in an Army platoon has compelled lawmakers to speak out against hazing.
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Army restructures CAB in Germany, cuts 1,900 troop jobs
The Army will restructure the 12th Combat Aviation Brigade, cutting about 1,900 military positions from Germany.
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More punishment for paratrooper who jumped with fish
The paratrooper who jumped with his pet fish has received an Article 15 and 12 days of extra duty.
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Soldier in uniform mistaken for protester, Army says
A soldier shown wearing his uniform at a protest in Baltimore, Maryland, was “not actively participating,” officials said.
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Outspoken officer retires, trains sights on politics
One of the Army’s most vocal active-duty critics is retiring from the service and turning his focus to politics.
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‘Natural born soldier’ laid to rest at Arlington
Retired CSM Robert “Bob” Gallagher, who served in Panama, Somalia and Iraq, was laid to rest Monday at Arlington cemetery.
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Army cooks test new battlefield kitchen appliances
Army cooks got their first chance to test new appliances Tuesday at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
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Female soldiers cut off hair to meet Ranger School rule
Just like their male counterparts, female soldiers attending the Ranger School assessment are sporting short haircuts.
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Army IDs soldier who died in South Korea
A senior NCO with the 2nd Infantry Division died Wednesday at Camp Hovey, South Korea, officials said.
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XVIII Airborne Corps welcomes new commander
The XVIII Airborne Corps welcomes a new commanding general Tuesday.
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Lawmakers to SecDef: End ‘racial-based’ hazing now
The alleged practice of “Racial Thursdays” in an Army platoon has compelled lawmakers to speak out against hazing.
-
Army restructures CAB in Germany, cuts 1,900 troop jobs
The Army will restructure the 12th Combat Aviation Brigade, cutting about 1,900 military positions from Germany.
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More punishment for paratrooper who jumped with fish
The paratrooper who jumped with his pet fish has received an Article 15 and 12 days of extra duty.
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Soldier in uniform mistaken for protester, Army says
A soldier shown wearing his uniform at a protest in Baltimore, Maryland, was “not actively participating,” officials said.
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Outspoken officer retires, trains sights on politics
One of the Army’s most vocal active-duty critics is retiring from the service and turning his focus to politics.
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‘Natural born soldier’ laid to rest at Arlington
Retired CSM Robert “Bob” Gallagher, who served in Panama, Somalia and Iraq, was laid to rest Monday at Arlington cemetery.
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Army cooks test new battlefield kitchen appliances
Army cooks got their first chance to test new appliances Tuesday at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
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Female soldiers cut off hair to meet Ranger School rule
Just like their male counterparts, female soldiers attending the Ranger School assessment are sporting short haircuts.
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Army IDs soldier who died in South Korea
A senior NCO with the 2nd Infantry Division died Wednesday at Camp Hovey, South Korea, officials said.
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XVIII Airborne Corps welcomes new commander
The XVIII Airborne Corps welcomes a new commanding general Tuesday.
-
Lawmakers to SecDef: End ‘racial-based’ hazing now
The alleged practice of “Racial Thursdays” in an Army platoon has compelled lawmakers to speak out against hazing.
-
Army restructures CAB in Germany, cuts 1,900 troop jobs
The Army will restructure the 12th Combat Aviation Brigade, cutting about 1,900 military positions from Germany.
-
More punishment for paratrooper who jumped with fish
The paratrooper who jumped with his pet fish has received an Article 15 and 12 days of extra duty.
-
Soldier in uniform mistaken for protester, Army says
A soldier shown wearing his uniform at a protest in Baltimore, Maryland, was “not actively participating,” officials said.
-
Outspoken officer retires, trains sights on politics
One of the Army’s most vocal active-duty critics is retiring from the service and turning his focus to politics.
-
‘Natural born soldier’ laid to rest at Arlington
Retired CSM Robert “Bob” Gallagher, who served in Panama, Somalia and Iraq, was laid to rest Monday at Arlington cemetery.
-
Army cooks test new battlefield kitchen appliances
Army cooks got their first chance to test new appliances Tuesday at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
-
Female soldiers cut off hair to meet Ranger School rule
Just like their male counterparts, female soldiers attending the Ranger School assessment are sporting short haircuts.
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Army IDs soldier who died in South Korea
A senior NCO with the 2nd Infantry Division died Wednesday at Camp Hovey, South Korea, officials said.
