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Alleged al-Qaida assassination squad leader arrested in Arizona for Fallujah police murders
The 42-year-old man faces two murder charges in Iraq.
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Army veteran killed in hit-and-run on New Jersey Turnpike
The 33-year-old former sergeant served 10 years in the Army National Guard.
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How an Army vet became the ‘Cyber Rambo’ in an alleged Bolivian coup
Suarez created an algorithm to do automated retweets.
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Bean counters, not bullets, are key to Afghanistan’s future
Some vital Afghanistan progress measures are either classified or no longer being tracked.
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This Army battalion carried out first Europe-based long-range live-fire exercise since 2006
Army’s 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment conducted the first European live-fire exercise at Grafenwoehr, Germany, since 2004.
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From long-range fires to countering drones, the Army looks to link weapons systems across the force
The Joint All-Domain Command and Control project will connect systems.
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The Army kicks off a new way to pick critical commanders
The five-day Battalion Commander Assessment Program assessment includes a host of new measures.
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This veteran author never saw combat. He writes to comprehend this experience
This author served but never saw combat. His writing examines a culture immersed in military during both war and peace.
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MARSOC to evaluate machine gun that could replace both the M240 and .50 caliber ‘Ma Deuce’
The M338 machine gun and the ammunition it makes to fire out of the new weapon officially have been officially by the U.S. military as safe for testing.
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Fort Bragg soldier charged with manslaughter in wife’s Christmas Eve death
A judge has set a $150,000 bond for a staff sergeant arrested in connection with his wife’s death.
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Alleged al-Qaida assassination squad leader arrested in Arizona for Fallujah police murders
The 42-year-old man faces two murder charges in Iraq.
-
Army veteran killed in hit-and-run on New Jersey Turnpike
The 33-year-old former sergeant served 10 years in the Army National Guard.
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How an Army vet became the ‘Cyber Rambo’ in an alleged Bolivian coup
Suarez created an algorithm to do automated retweets.
-
Bean counters, not bullets, are key to Afghanistan’s future
Some vital Afghanistan progress measures are either classified or no longer being tracked.
-
This Army battalion carried out first Europe-based long-range live-fire exercise since 2006
Army’s 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment conducted the first European live-fire exercise at Grafenwoehr, Germany, since 2004.
-
From long-range fires to countering drones, the Army looks to link weapons systems across the force
The Joint All-Domain Command and Control project will connect systems.
-
The Army kicks off a new way to pick critical commanders
The five-day Battalion Commander Assessment Program assessment includes a host of new measures.
-
This veteran author never saw combat. He writes to comprehend this experience
This author served but never saw combat. His writing examines a culture immersed in military during both war and peace.
-
MARSOC to evaluate machine gun that could replace both the M240 and .50 caliber ‘Ma Deuce’
The M338 machine gun and the ammunition it makes to fire out of the new weapon officially have been officially by the U.S. military as safe for testing.
-
Fort Bragg soldier charged with manslaughter in wife’s Christmas Eve death
A judge has set a $150,000 bond for a staff sergeant arrested in connection with his wife’s death.
-
Alleged al-Qaida assassination squad leader arrested in Arizona for Fallujah police murders
The 42-year-old man faces two murder charges in Iraq.
-
Army veteran killed in hit-and-run on New Jersey Turnpike
The 33-year-old former sergeant served 10 years in the Army National Guard.
-
How an Army vet became the ‘Cyber Rambo’ in an alleged Bolivian coup
Suarez created an algorithm to do automated retweets.
-
Bean counters, not bullets, are key to Afghanistan’s future
Some vital Afghanistan progress measures are either classified or no longer being tracked.
-
This Army battalion carried out first Europe-based long-range live-fire exercise since 2006
Army’s 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment conducted the first European live-fire exercise at Grafenwoehr, Germany, since 2004.
-
From long-range fires to countering drones, the Army looks to link weapons systems across the force
The Joint All-Domain Command and Control project will connect systems.
-
The Army kicks off a new way to pick critical commanders
The five-day Battalion Commander Assessment Program assessment includes a host of new measures.
-
This veteran author never saw combat. He writes to comprehend this experience
This author served but never saw combat. His writing examines a culture immersed in military during both war and peace.
-
MARSOC to evaluate machine gun that could replace both the M240 and .50 caliber ‘Ma Deuce’
The M338 machine gun and the ammunition it makes to fire out of the new weapon officially have been officially by the U.S. military as safe for testing.
-
Fort Bragg soldier charged with manslaughter in wife’s Christmas Eve death
A judge has set a $150,000 bond for a staff sergeant arrested in connection with his wife’s death.
