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Your squad’s newest weapons: armed drones, shoulder-fired missiles and air-bursting munitions
To prepare for near-peer conflict, where squad-level soldiers would face increased firepower and have to handle a greater variety of threats, the Army is working to improve the weapons they need to prevail.
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No release for former Army captain guilty in ‘Fatal Vision’ murders
Jeffrey MacDonald was convicted in 1979 for the 1970 slayings of his pregnant wife and their two daughters at their home at North Carolina’s Fort Bragg.
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Army Corps names 2 new boats for fallen Georgia soldiers
The Army Corps of Engineers dedicated a pair of survey boats for Staff Sgt. Vernon W. Martin and Spc. Christopher J. Holland, two fallen soldiers with local ties to coastal Georgia.
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South Dakota AG charged in fatal crash announces Army Reserve promotion
Jason Ravnsborg, who was promoted to colonel, is facing three misdemeanor charges after he struck and killed a pedestrian on the side of a rural highway last year.
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Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
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2 former soldiers charged in stabbing death of another Fort Stewart soldier
Austin J. Hawk was found stabbed to death in his barracks at Fort Stewart in June 2020.
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Army didn’t prosecute NCO accused of rape. So he did it again. And again
Victims in the case said the later crimes could have been stopped if the Army properly prosecuted the NCO after an earlier rape was reported.
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Chaplain ponders how Fort Detrick community moves forward after shootings
As garrison chaplain, Lt. Col. Gregory “Scott” Jackson’s role is to be an ear that listens, a moral compass, a spiritual adviser and — in a crisis like Tuesday’s — to be part of the emergency family response team.
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Pence pleaded with acting defense secretary to ‘clear the Capitol,’ timeline of riot shows
With Trump not engaged, it fell to Pentagon officials, a handful of senior White House aides, the leaders of Congress and the vice president holed up in a secure bunker to manage the chaos.
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A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
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Your squad’s newest weapons: armed drones, shoulder-fired missiles and air-bursting munitions
To prepare for near-peer conflict, where squad-level soldiers would face increased firepower and have to handle a greater variety of threats, the Army is working to improve the weapons they need to prevail.
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No release for former Army captain guilty in ‘Fatal Vision’ murders
Jeffrey MacDonald was convicted in 1979 for the 1970 slayings of his pregnant wife and their two daughters at their home at North Carolina’s Fort Bragg.
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Army Corps names 2 new boats for fallen Georgia soldiers
The Army Corps of Engineers dedicated a pair of survey boats for Staff Sgt. Vernon W. Martin and Spc. Christopher J. Holland, two fallen soldiers with local ties to coastal Georgia.
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South Dakota AG charged in fatal crash announces Army Reserve promotion
Jason Ravnsborg, who was promoted to colonel, is facing three misdemeanor charges after he struck and killed a pedestrian on the side of a rural highway last year.
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Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
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2 former soldiers charged in stabbing death of another Fort Stewart soldier
Austin J. Hawk was found stabbed to death in his barracks at Fort Stewart in June 2020.
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Army didn’t prosecute NCO accused of rape. So he did it again. And again
Victims in the case said the later crimes could have been stopped if the Army properly prosecuted the NCO after an earlier rape was reported.
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Chaplain ponders how Fort Detrick community moves forward after shootings
As garrison chaplain, Lt. Col. Gregory “Scott” Jackson’s role is to be an ear that listens, a moral compass, a spiritual adviser and — in a crisis like Tuesday’s — to be part of the emergency family response team.
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Pence pleaded with acting defense secretary to ‘clear the Capitol,’ timeline of riot shows
With Trump not engaged, it fell to Pentagon officials, a handful of senior White House aides, the leaders of Congress and the vice president holed up in a secure bunker to manage the chaos.
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A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
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Your squad’s newest weapons: armed drones, shoulder-fired missiles and air-bursting munitions
To prepare for near-peer conflict, where squad-level soldiers would face increased firepower and have to handle a greater variety of threats, the Army is working to improve the weapons they need to prevail.
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No release for former Army captain guilty in ‘Fatal Vision’ murders
Jeffrey MacDonald was convicted in 1979 for the 1970 slayings of his pregnant wife and their two daughters at their home at North Carolina’s Fort Bragg.
-
Army Corps names 2 new boats for fallen Georgia soldiers
The Army Corps of Engineers dedicated a pair of survey boats for Staff Sgt. Vernon W. Martin and Spc. Christopher J. Holland, two fallen soldiers with local ties to coastal Georgia.
-
South Dakota AG charged in fatal crash announces Army Reserve promotion
Jason Ravnsborg, who was promoted to colonel, is facing three misdemeanor charges after he struck and killed a pedestrian on the side of a rural highway last year.
-
Fort Sill sexual assault case stirs up the worst kind of deja vu
Leaders preying on the military’s most vulnerable members is a recurring problem in the struggle against military sexual assault.
-
2 former soldiers charged in stabbing death of another Fort Stewart soldier
Austin J. Hawk was found stabbed to death in his barracks at Fort Stewart in June 2020.
-
Army didn’t prosecute NCO accused of rape. So he did it again. And again
Victims in the case said the later crimes could have been stopped if the Army properly prosecuted the NCO after an earlier rape was reported.
-
Chaplain ponders how Fort Detrick community moves forward after shootings
As garrison chaplain, Lt. Col. Gregory “Scott” Jackson’s role is to be an ear that listens, a moral compass, a spiritual adviser and — in a crisis like Tuesday’s — to be part of the emergency family response team.
-
Pence pleaded with acting defense secretary to ‘clear the Capitol,’ timeline of riot shows
With Trump not engaged, it fell to Pentagon officials, a handful of senior White House aides, the leaders of Congress and the vice president holed up in a secure bunker to manage the chaos.
-
A DoD definition of domestic extremism is on its way
A working group will take on the next steps in the Pentagon’s push to root out extremist ideology.
