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Army identifies Fort Carson soldier who died after PT run
Spc. Matthew Hester died after physical fitness training Monday at Fort Carson, Colorado.
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Chaplains prepare for the worst in major SOUTHCOM exercise
U.S. military chaplains flew out to Grenada to participate in Tradewinds 2016’s humanitarian operations for the first time.
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Arlington Cemetery workers on strike, demand better benefits and wages
Groundskeepers walked off the job and went on strike after nearly a year of labor disputes.
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Fort Wainwright sergeant may have killed himself, officials say
Army officials at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, identified the soldier who died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound last Saturday as Sgt. Philip Brandon Wright.
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Rescuers, rescued recall events that led to Lt. Col. Charles Kettles’ Medal of Honor
Retired Lt. Col. Charles Kettles sat with friends, crew members and some of the soldiers he saved to share stories of survival from nearly half a century ago.
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Miss USA: Army career toughened me up for pageant competition
This Army Reserve officer made pageant history by becoming the first active service member to hold the title of Miss USA.
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Troops earn Soldier’s Medals for quick reaction to fiery crash
The two men quickly took action after driving upon the scene of a car crash.
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Alaska-based staff sergeant killed in motorcycle accident
Staff Sgt. Maurice O. Tucker was a member of 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.
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Final deployment is underway for Army’s Kiowa helicopters
The final countdown has begun for the Army’s Kiowa Warriors.
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Post offices named after Medal of Honor recipient and five other soldiers
President Obama on Monday signed off on a number of bills to rename the post offices.
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Army identifies Fort Carson soldier who died after PT run
Spc. Matthew Hester died after physical fitness training Monday at Fort Carson, Colorado.
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Chaplains prepare for the worst in major SOUTHCOM exercise
U.S. military chaplains flew out to Grenada to participate in Tradewinds 2016’s humanitarian operations for the first time.
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Arlington Cemetery workers on strike, demand better benefits and wages
Groundskeepers walked off the job and went on strike after nearly a year of labor disputes.
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Fort Wainwright sergeant may have killed himself, officials say
Army officials at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, identified the soldier who died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound last Saturday as Sgt. Philip Brandon Wright.
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Rescuers, rescued recall events that led to Lt. Col. Charles Kettles’ Medal of Honor
Retired Lt. Col. Charles Kettles sat with friends, crew members and some of the soldiers he saved to share stories of survival from nearly half a century ago.
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Miss USA: Army career toughened me up for pageant competition
This Army Reserve officer made pageant history by becoming the first active service member to hold the title of Miss USA.
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Troops earn Soldier’s Medals for quick reaction to fiery crash
The two men quickly took action after driving upon the scene of a car crash.
-
Alaska-based staff sergeant killed in motorcycle accident
Staff Sgt. Maurice O. Tucker was a member of 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.
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Final deployment is underway for Army’s Kiowa helicopters
The final countdown has begun for the Army’s Kiowa Warriors.
-
Post offices named after Medal of Honor recipient and five other soldiers
President Obama on Monday signed off on a number of bills to rename the post offices.
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Army identifies Fort Carson soldier who died after PT run
Spc. Matthew Hester died after physical fitness training Monday at Fort Carson, Colorado.
-
Chaplains prepare for the worst in major SOUTHCOM exercise
U.S. military chaplains flew out to Grenada to participate in Tradewinds 2016’s humanitarian operations for the first time.
-
Arlington Cemetery workers on strike, demand better benefits and wages
Groundskeepers walked off the job and went on strike after nearly a year of labor disputes.
-
Fort Wainwright sergeant may have killed himself, officials say
Army officials at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, identified the soldier who died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound last Saturday as Sgt. Philip Brandon Wright.
-
Rescuers, rescued recall events that led to Lt. Col. Charles Kettles’ Medal of Honor
Retired Lt. Col. Charles Kettles sat with friends, crew members and some of the soldiers he saved to share stories of survival from nearly half a century ago.
-
Miss USA: Army career toughened me up for pageant competition
This Army Reserve officer made pageant history by becoming the first active service member to hold the title of Miss USA.
-
Troops earn Soldier’s Medals for quick reaction to fiery crash
The two men quickly took action after driving upon the scene of a car crash.
-
Alaska-based staff sergeant killed in motorcycle accident
Staff Sgt. Maurice O. Tucker was a member of 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.
-
Final deployment is underway for Army’s Kiowa helicopters
The final countdown has begun for the Army’s Kiowa Warriors.
-
Post offices named after Medal of Honor recipient and five other soldiers
President Obama on Monday signed off on a number of bills to rename the post offices.
