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Come on down to Fort Bragg this week for Operation Toy Drop
Fort Bragg will hold its annual Operation Toy Drop airborne exercise/holiday toy drive this week.
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This fallen Afghanistan war hero is about to get the Army’s second-highest valor award
Staff Sgt. Justin Gallegos will posthumously receive the Distinguished Service Cross in December.
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Army commanders can start the separation process for some non-deployable soldiers immediately
The Army’s new non-deployable policy gives soldiers six months to resolve administrative issues, but commanders will have wide discretion for who receives an exemption and who has to go.
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He says he was abused and retaliated against. The Army says it has done all it can do.
A soldier says he was hazed, and his chain of command is forcing him out for reporting it. The 1st Infantry Division says he has a pattern of misconduct.
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Calling all gamers and gym rats: How would you like to compete on an Army team?
Soldiers who are heavy into workouts or online gaming might be interested in joining an official Army team.
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Generals have made up quite a large number of the Army’s non-deployable troops
Army data show general officers have had their own issues with non-deployability in recent years, prompting the service to send them through an executive health program to get their records up to date.
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Here’s why Marines in Afghanistan abruptly shut down their social media account
The sudden removal of the account calls into question transparency concerns regarding the Corps’ combat missions overseas.
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Brown jump boots, a leather bomber jacket & more: All the details on the new Army Greens
The Army’s new service uniform has a range of optional items, but details are so far scarce about how much everything will cost.
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Army identifies soldier killed in tactical vehicle rollover
Pfc. Jacob Casebolt, 21, died Nov. 8 of injuries from a vehicle rollover at Fort Hood.
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The Army is extending recruiters’ orders by two months … to ask them if they want an extension
The Army is offering $1,500 a month for current recruiters to tack an extra year onto their tours, in a scramble to get the recruiting force manned at 100 percent for the new year.
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Come on down to Fort Bragg this week for Operation Toy Drop
Fort Bragg will hold its annual Operation Toy Drop airborne exercise/holiday toy drive this week.
-
This fallen Afghanistan war hero is about to get the Army’s second-highest valor award
Staff Sgt. Justin Gallegos will posthumously receive the Distinguished Service Cross in December.
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Army commanders can start the separation process for some non-deployable soldiers immediately
The Army’s new non-deployable policy gives soldiers six months to resolve administrative issues, but commanders will have wide discretion for who receives an exemption and who has to go.
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He says he was abused and retaliated against. The Army says it has done all it can do.
A soldier says he was hazed, and his chain of command is forcing him out for reporting it. The 1st Infantry Division says he has a pattern of misconduct.
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Calling all gamers and gym rats: How would you like to compete on an Army team?
Soldiers who are heavy into workouts or online gaming might be interested in joining an official Army team.
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Generals have made up quite a large number of the Army’s non-deployable troops
Army data show general officers have had their own issues with non-deployability in recent years, prompting the service to send them through an executive health program to get their records up to date.
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Here’s why Marines in Afghanistan abruptly shut down their social media account
The sudden removal of the account calls into question transparency concerns regarding the Corps’ combat missions overseas.
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Brown jump boots, a leather bomber jacket & more: All the details on the new Army Greens
The Army’s new service uniform has a range of optional items, but details are so far scarce about how much everything will cost.
-
Army identifies soldier killed in tactical vehicle rollover
Pfc. Jacob Casebolt, 21, died Nov. 8 of injuries from a vehicle rollover at Fort Hood.
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The Army is extending recruiters’ orders by two months … to ask them if they want an extension
The Army is offering $1,500 a month for current recruiters to tack an extra year onto their tours, in a scramble to get the recruiting force manned at 100 percent for the new year.
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Come on down to Fort Bragg this week for Operation Toy Drop
Fort Bragg will hold its annual Operation Toy Drop airborne exercise/holiday toy drive this week.
-
This fallen Afghanistan war hero is about to get the Army’s second-highest valor award
Staff Sgt. Justin Gallegos will posthumously receive the Distinguished Service Cross in December.
-
Army commanders can start the separation process for some non-deployable soldiers immediately
The Army’s new non-deployable policy gives soldiers six months to resolve administrative issues, but commanders will have wide discretion for who receives an exemption and who has to go.
-
He says he was abused and retaliated against. The Army says it has done all it can do.
A soldier says he was hazed, and his chain of command is forcing him out for reporting it. The 1st Infantry Division says he has a pattern of misconduct.
-
Calling all gamers and gym rats: How would you like to compete on an Army team?
Soldiers who are heavy into workouts or online gaming might be interested in joining an official Army team.
-
Generals have made up quite a large number of the Army’s non-deployable troops
Army data show general officers have had their own issues with non-deployability in recent years, prompting the service to send them through an executive health program to get their records up to date.
-
Here’s why Marines in Afghanistan abruptly shut down their social media account
The sudden removal of the account calls into question transparency concerns regarding the Corps’ combat missions overseas.
-
Brown jump boots, a leather bomber jacket & more: All the details on the new Army Greens
The Army’s new service uniform has a range of optional items, but details are so far scarce about how much everything will cost.
-
Army identifies soldier killed in tactical vehicle rollover
Pfc. Jacob Casebolt, 21, died Nov. 8 of injuries from a vehicle rollover at Fort Hood.
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The Army is extending recruiters’ orders by two months … to ask them if they want an extension
The Army is offering $1,500 a month for current recruiters to tack an extra year onto their tours, in a scramble to get the recruiting force manned at 100 percent for the new year.
