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In his fourth year, Army chief expands focus from readiness to modernization
The Army’s chief of staff is proud of the progress the service has made in his tenure, and there are big plans for more.
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This year’s AUSA annual meeting will be the biggest in half a decade
Retired Gen. Carter Ham is gearing up for his third annual meeting as AUSA’s president.
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You can have all the money and the stuff, AUSA president says, but the Army won’t work without the right people
The Army might have its funding under control, the AUSA president says, but the recruiting challenge still looms.
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Poll: Army Times readers are all the way in for ‘pinks & greens,’ but the comments section tells another story
More than 70 percent of readers support a new “pinks and greens” service uniform.
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She was set on fire by a civilian hospital employee. Now this soldier is claiming damages against the Army.
An Army nurse set on fire by a civilian hospital employee two years ago has filed a personal injury claim against Fort Leavenworth.
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75th Ranger Regiment soldier arrested on rape charge in Alabama
A 75th Ranger Regiment soldier is facing a first-degree rape charge stemming from a May incident.
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The Green Beret accused of trying to smuggle 90 pounds of cocaine into the US is headed to trial
A Special Forces soldier is scheduled for a November trial on cocaine trafficking charges.
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‘We can do a little better for that soldier’: A Green Beret just got his Silver Star upgraded to a Medal of Honor
Former Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer II received the Medal of Honor Oct. 1 in a ceremony at the White House.
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‘Wake up! You’re not going to die today’: The story of how this Green Beret medic earned the Medal of Honor
Former Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer, a Special Forces medic, will receive the Medal of Honor Monday for actions while serving in Afghanistan in 2008.
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The Army is in its final push toward a decision on the iconic ‘pinks and greens’ uniform
The Army is working on a new dress uniform. A final decision is days away.
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In his fourth year, Army chief expands focus from readiness to modernization
The Army’s chief of staff is proud of the progress the service has made in his tenure, and there are big plans for more.
-
This year’s AUSA annual meeting will be the biggest in half a decade
Retired Gen. Carter Ham is gearing up for his third annual meeting as AUSA’s president.
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You can have all the money and the stuff, AUSA president says, but the Army won’t work without the right people
The Army might have its funding under control, the AUSA president says, but the recruiting challenge still looms.
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Poll: Army Times readers are all the way in for ‘pinks & greens,’ but the comments section tells another story
More than 70 percent of readers support a new “pinks and greens” service uniform.
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She was set on fire by a civilian hospital employee. Now this soldier is claiming damages against the Army.
An Army nurse set on fire by a civilian hospital employee two years ago has filed a personal injury claim against Fort Leavenworth.
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75th Ranger Regiment soldier arrested on rape charge in Alabama
A 75th Ranger Regiment soldier is facing a first-degree rape charge stemming from a May incident.
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The Green Beret accused of trying to smuggle 90 pounds of cocaine into the US is headed to trial
A Special Forces soldier is scheduled for a November trial on cocaine trafficking charges.
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‘We can do a little better for that soldier’: A Green Beret just got his Silver Star upgraded to a Medal of Honor
Former Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer II received the Medal of Honor Oct. 1 in a ceremony at the White House.
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‘Wake up! You’re not going to die today’: The story of how this Green Beret medic earned the Medal of Honor
Former Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer, a Special Forces medic, will receive the Medal of Honor Monday for actions while serving in Afghanistan in 2008.
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The Army is in its final push toward a decision on the iconic ‘pinks and greens’ uniform
The Army is working on a new dress uniform. A final decision is days away.
-
In his fourth year, Army chief expands focus from readiness to modernization
The Army’s chief of staff is proud of the progress the service has made in his tenure, and there are big plans for more.
-
This year’s AUSA annual meeting will be the biggest in half a decade
Retired Gen. Carter Ham is gearing up for his third annual meeting as AUSA’s president.
-
You can have all the money and the stuff, AUSA president says, but the Army won’t work without the right people
The Army might have its funding under control, the AUSA president says, but the recruiting challenge still looms.
-
Poll: Army Times readers are all the way in for ‘pinks & greens,’ but the comments section tells another story
More than 70 percent of readers support a new “pinks and greens” service uniform.
-
She was set on fire by a civilian hospital employee. Now this soldier is claiming damages against the Army.
An Army nurse set on fire by a civilian hospital employee two years ago has filed a personal injury claim against Fort Leavenworth.
-
75th Ranger Regiment soldier arrested on rape charge in Alabama
A 75th Ranger Regiment soldier is facing a first-degree rape charge stemming from a May incident.
-
The Green Beret accused of trying to smuggle 90 pounds of cocaine into the US is headed to trial
A Special Forces soldier is scheduled for a November trial on cocaine trafficking charges.
-
‘We can do a little better for that soldier’: A Green Beret just got his Silver Star upgraded to a Medal of Honor
Former Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer II received the Medal of Honor Oct. 1 in a ceremony at the White House.
-
‘Wake up! You’re not going to die today’: The story of how this Green Beret medic earned the Medal of Honor
Former Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer, a Special Forces medic, will receive the Medal of Honor Monday for actions while serving in Afghanistan in 2008.
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The Army is in its final push toward a decision on the iconic ‘pinks and greens’ uniform
The Army is working on a new dress uniform. A final decision is days away.
