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Female soldiers OKed for Ranger School in April
Female soldiers will be allowed to attend Ranger School in April as part of a one-time, integrated assessment, the Army announced Thursday.
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Congressmen to Army: Review LT’s murder conviction
Three members of Congress are calling for the Army to further review the case against inmate Clint Lorance.
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South Korean troops form combined division with U.S. Army
South Korean army officers will become part of the 2nd Infantry Division headquarters.
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Fort Carson brigade inactivates; first of two inactivations this week
The 4th Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team will be inactivated during a ceremony Wednesday at Fort Carson, Colorado.
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Hero or murderer? Soldiers divided in 1LT Lorance case
Thousands are rallying in support of inmate Clint Lorance, but his own soldiers are condemning his actions.
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BCT deactivates as Army draws down
The 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team will be deactivated. Another BCT will be reflagged as the 2nd.
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Leaders talk: uniforms, PT test, women in Ranger School
The new combat uniform, a pilot program allowing women to attend Ranger School, potential changes to the physical fitness test and future promotion opportunities were just a few of the topics discussed by Army senior leaders during a wide-ranging virtual town hall meeting Tuesday.
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Conviction stands for LT convicted in Afghan slayings
The commander of the 82nd Airborne Division has reduced the prison sentence but upheld the guilty verdict for a former lieutenant convicted of murder in the deaths of two Afghan men during a 2012 deployment, sending the case to the U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Army to send even more troops, tanks to Europe
In Lithuania, the Museum of Genocide Victims holds stark reminders of the Nazi and Soviet Union occupations that devastated the Baltic state.
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2-star on Iraq: ‘Still a big fight going on here’
The U.S. commander in Iraq talks about the mission there.
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Female soldiers OKed for Ranger School in April
Female soldiers will be allowed to attend Ranger School in April as part of a one-time, integrated assessment, the Army announced Thursday.
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Congressmen to Army: Review LT’s murder conviction
Three members of Congress are calling for the Army to further review the case against inmate Clint Lorance.
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South Korean troops form combined division with U.S. Army
South Korean army officers will become part of the 2nd Infantry Division headquarters.
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Fort Carson brigade inactivates; first of two inactivations this week
The 4th Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team will be inactivated during a ceremony Wednesday at Fort Carson, Colorado.
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Hero or murderer? Soldiers divided in 1LT Lorance case
Thousands are rallying in support of inmate Clint Lorance, but his own soldiers are condemning his actions.
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BCT deactivates as Army draws down
The 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team will be deactivated. Another BCT will be reflagged as the 2nd.
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Leaders talk: uniforms, PT test, women in Ranger School
The new combat uniform, a pilot program allowing women to attend Ranger School, potential changes to the physical fitness test and future promotion opportunities were just a few of the topics discussed by Army senior leaders during a wide-ranging virtual town hall meeting Tuesday.
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Conviction stands for LT convicted in Afghan slayings
The commander of the 82nd Airborne Division has reduced the prison sentence but upheld the guilty verdict for a former lieutenant convicted of murder in the deaths of two Afghan men during a 2012 deployment, sending the case to the U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Army to send even more troops, tanks to Europe
In Lithuania, the Museum of Genocide Victims holds stark reminders of the Nazi and Soviet Union occupations that devastated the Baltic state.
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2-star on Iraq: ‘Still a big fight going on here’
The U.S. commander in Iraq talks about the mission there.
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Female soldiers OKed for Ranger School in April
Female soldiers will be allowed to attend Ranger School in April as part of a one-time, integrated assessment, the Army announced Thursday.
-
Congressmen to Army: Review LT’s murder conviction
Three members of Congress are calling for the Army to further review the case against inmate Clint Lorance.
-
South Korean troops form combined division with U.S. Army
South Korean army officers will become part of the 2nd Infantry Division headquarters.
-
Fort Carson brigade inactivates; first of two inactivations this week
The 4th Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team will be inactivated during a ceremony Wednesday at Fort Carson, Colorado.
-
Hero or murderer? Soldiers divided in 1LT Lorance case
Thousands are rallying in support of inmate Clint Lorance, but his own soldiers are condemning his actions.
-
BCT deactivates as Army draws down
The 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team will be deactivated. Another BCT will be reflagged as the 2nd.
-
Leaders talk: uniforms, PT test, women in Ranger School
The new combat uniform, a pilot program allowing women to attend Ranger School, potential changes to the physical fitness test and future promotion opportunities were just a few of the topics discussed by Army senior leaders during a wide-ranging virtual town hall meeting Tuesday.
-
Conviction stands for LT convicted in Afghan slayings
The commander of the 82nd Airborne Division has reduced the prison sentence but upheld the guilty verdict for a former lieutenant convicted of murder in the deaths of two Afghan men during a 2012 deployment, sending the case to the U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals.
-
Army to send even more troops, tanks to Europe
In Lithuania, the Museum of Genocide Victims holds stark reminders of the Nazi and Soviet Union occupations that devastated the Baltic state.
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2-star on Iraq: ‘Still a big fight going on here’
The U.S. commander in Iraq talks about the mission there.
