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Dunford: The military shouldn’t just grow for the sake of it
Even if there’s funding for growing force structure, he said, the services shouldn’t grow if they can’t keep new units trained and manned.
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There are real reasons to be wary of Iran, Joint Chiefs chairman says
The U.S. is beefing up its presence in the Middle East in response to perceived threats from Iran, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs said, but it is not a provocation to war.
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These brigades are the next to accept women into direct combat units
A handful more units are preparing to integrate women into their direct combat jobs this year.
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The Army’s top aviator will be taking over as chief of staff later this year
Gen. James McConville will take over later this year.
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SMA or bust: The first enlisted female Ranger grad talks ambition and leadership
Staff Sgt. Amanda Kelley became the first enlisted woman with a Ranger tab last year.
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The Army will force these soldiers to change jobs, offer bonuses to others
Some military occupational specialties are over-strength, but there are big bucks for soldiers who reclassify to undermanned jobs.
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This is what the Army is considering as a fitness test for injured soldiers
The Army will start evaluating a modified version of its forthcoming physical fitness test in the next few weeks.
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Here’s what the Army secretary has to say to contractors upset about their canceled programs
Army Secretary Mark Esper appreciates the oversight, he says, but the Army’s priorities are on point.
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Survivors, Gold Star families are suing the contractor who employed a suicide bomber
A group of soldiers injured, and the family members of troops and contractors killed, in a 2016 suicide bombing in Afghanistan have filed a lawsuit against the bomber’s employer.
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One soldier killed, 12 injured in Humvee rollover at Fort Polk
A noncommissioned officer was killed and a dozen more soldiers were injured in the vehicle accident.
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Dunford: The military shouldn’t just grow for the sake of it
Even if there’s funding for growing force structure, he said, the services shouldn’t grow if they can’t keep new units trained and manned.
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There are real reasons to be wary of Iran, Joint Chiefs chairman says
The U.S. is beefing up its presence in the Middle East in response to perceived threats from Iran, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs said, but it is not a provocation to war.
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These brigades are the next to accept women into direct combat units
A handful more units are preparing to integrate women into their direct combat jobs this year.
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The Army’s top aviator will be taking over as chief of staff later this year
Gen. James McConville will take over later this year.
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SMA or bust: The first enlisted female Ranger grad talks ambition and leadership
Staff Sgt. Amanda Kelley became the first enlisted woman with a Ranger tab last year.
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The Army will force these soldiers to change jobs, offer bonuses to others
Some military occupational specialties are over-strength, but there are big bucks for soldiers who reclassify to undermanned jobs.
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This is what the Army is considering as a fitness test for injured soldiers
The Army will start evaluating a modified version of its forthcoming physical fitness test in the next few weeks.
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Here’s what the Army secretary has to say to contractors upset about their canceled programs
Army Secretary Mark Esper appreciates the oversight, he says, but the Army’s priorities are on point.
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Survivors, Gold Star families are suing the contractor who employed a suicide bomber
A group of soldiers injured, and the family members of troops and contractors killed, in a 2016 suicide bombing in Afghanistan have filed a lawsuit against the bomber’s employer.
-
One soldier killed, 12 injured in Humvee rollover at Fort Polk
A noncommissioned officer was killed and a dozen more soldiers were injured in the vehicle accident.
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Dunford: The military shouldn’t just grow for the sake of it
Even if there’s funding for growing force structure, he said, the services shouldn’t grow if they can’t keep new units trained and manned.
-
There are real reasons to be wary of Iran, Joint Chiefs chairman says
The U.S. is beefing up its presence in the Middle East in response to perceived threats from Iran, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs said, but it is not a provocation to war.
-
These brigades are the next to accept women into direct combat units
A handful more units are preparing to integrate women into their direct combat jobs this year.
-
The Army’s top aviator will be taking over as chief of staff later this year
Gen. James McConville will take over later this year.
-
SMA or bust: The first enlisted female Ranger grad talks ambition and leadership
Staff Sgt. Amanda Kelley became the first enlisted woman with a Ranger tab last year.
-
The Army will force these soldiers to change jobs, offer bonuses to others
Some military occupational specialties are over-strength, but there are big bucks for soldiers who reclassify to undermanned jobs.
-
This is what the Army is considering as a fitness test for injured soldiers
The Army will start evaluating a modified version of its forthcoming physical fitness test in the next few weeks.
-
Here’s what the Army secretary has to say to contractors upset about their canceled programs
Army Secretary Mark Esper appreciates the oversight, he says, but the Army’s priorities are on point.
-
Survivors, Gold Star families are suing the contractor who employed a suicide bomber
A group of soldiers injured, and the family members of troops and contractors killed, in a 2016 suicide bombing in Afghanistan have filed a lawsuit against the bomber’s employer.
-
One soldier killed, 12 injured in Humvee rollover at Fort Polk
A noncommissioned officer was killed and a dozen more soldiers were injured in the vehicle accident.
