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New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
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New in 2019: The Army’s got a big end strength gap to fill this year
The Army needs to grow by 11,500 soldiers this year to meet its end strength goals.
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New in 2019: The Army’s due for a new chief of staff and sergeant major. Who will they be?
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has been named President Trump’s pick to be the next Joint Chiefs chairman, while Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is slated to retire in 2019.
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A retired Army 2-star is heading to trial on charges that he raped his daughter
Retired Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene is scheduled for trial in April on rape and incest charges.
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The military is preparing to host a conference to discuss sexual assault on college campuses
The Naval Academy will host a campus sexual assault conference in April.
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Does the Army need an alternative for its new fitness test?
Two West Point instructors have an idea for an alternate Army Combat Fitness Test that can be done in small spaces with limited equipment.
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This former Army sergeant is getting his Silver Star upgraded — 10 years after risking his life to save his fellow soldiers
A former 1st Infantry Division soldier will have his Silver Star upgraded to a Distinguished Service Cross following a Pentagon review of valor awards.
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After holiday leave snafu, several dozen soldiers deployed to Europe will get to take their time off after all
U.S. Army Europe is issuing refunds to soldiers who booked travel thinking they’d get leave over the holidays.
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First enlisted woman earns her Sapper tab
The Army’s first enlisted female Sapper school graduate put on her tab Dec. 7.
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Upgraded valor award presented to son of fallen COP Keating hero
The Army presented a Distinguished Service Cross to fallen Staff Sgt. Justin Gallegos’s son on Saturday.
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New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
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New in 2019: The Army’s got a big end strength gap to fill this year
The Army needs to grow by 11,500 soldiers this year to meet its end strength goals.
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New in 2019: The Army’s due for a new chief of staff and sergeant major. Who will they be?
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has been named President Trump’s pick to be the next Joint Chiefs chairman, while Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is slated to retire in 2019.
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A retired Army 2-star is heading to trial on charges that he raped his daughter
Retired Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene is scheduled for trial in April on rape and incest charges.
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The military is preparing to host a conference to discuss sexual assault on college campuses
The Naval Academy will host a campus sexual assault conference in April.
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Does the Army need an alternative for its new fitness test?
Two West Point instructors have an idea for an alternate Army Combat Fitness Test that can be done in small spaces with limited equipment.
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This former Army sergeant is getting his Silver Star upgraded — 10 years after risking his life to save his fellow soldiers
A former 1st Infantry Division soldier will have his Silver Star upgraded to a Distinguished Service Cross following a Pentagon review of valor awards.
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After holiday leave snafu, several dozen soldiers deployed to Europe will get to take their time off after all
U.S. Army Europe is issuing refunds to soldiers who booked travel thinking they’d get leave over the holidays.
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First enlisted woman earns her Sapper tab
The Army’s first enlisted female Sapper school graduate put on her tab Dec. 7.
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Upgraded valor award presented to son of fallen COP Keating hero
The Army presented a Distinguished Service Cross to fallen Staff Sgt. Justin Gallegos’s son on Saturday.
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New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
-
New in 2019: The Army’s got a big end strength gap to fill this year
The Army needs to grow by 11,500 soldiers this year to meet its end strength goals.
-
New in 2019: The Army’s due for a new chief of staff and sergeant major. Who will they be?
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley has been named President Trump’s pick to be the next Joint Chiefs chairman, while Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is slated to retire in 2019.
-
A retired Army 2-star is heading to trial on charges that he raped his daughter
Retired Maj. Gen. James Grazioplene is scheduled for trial in April on rape and incest charges.
-
The military is preparing to host a conference to discuss sexual assault on college campuses
The Naval Academy will host a campus sexual assault conference in April.
-
Does the Army need an alternative for its new fitness test?
Two West Point instructors have an idea for an alternate Army Combat Fitness Test that can be done in small spaces with limited equipment.
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This former Army sergeant is getting his Silver Star upgraded — 10 years after risking his life to save his fellow soldiers
A former 1st Infantry Division soldier will have his Silver Star upgraded to a Distinguished Service Cross following a Pentagon review of valor awards.
-
After holiday leave snafu, several dozen soldiers deployed to Europe will get to take their time off after all
U.S. Army Europe is issuing refunds to soldiers who booked travel thinking they’d get leave over the holidays.
-
First enlisted woman earns her Sapper tab
The Army’s first enlisted female Sapper school graduate put on her tab Dec. 7.
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Upgraded valor award presented to son of fallen COP Keating hero
The Army presented a Distinguished Service Cross to fallen Staff Sgt. Justin Gallegos’s son on Saturday.
