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Fort Bragg says its Twitter account was ‘hacked’
“We don’t know how the account was [hacked]. It’s possible someone was able to guess the password,” according to an Army official.
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Top US general in Afghanistan says he’s holding back to give Taliban peace deal a chance
Army Gen. Scott Miller told the BBC that the U.S. is showing restraint in order to support the Taliban peace process.
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Active coronavirus cases among VA patients up more than 70 percent in 30 days
More than 4,700 patients were dealing with active cases of the virus as of Tuesday.
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Services set for Oklahoma soldier whose remains were returned by North Korea in 2018
Army Sgt. Kenneth Walker disappeared Dec. 2, 1950, near the Chosin River in North Korea.
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Delay in release of annual veterans suicide report raises concerns
The report is typically made public by now, but VA officials have no planned release date for this year.
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New Jersey governor installs new adjutant general after outbreak leads to 146 deaths at veterans homes
Col. Lisa Hou took over immediately Friday after Gov. Phil Murphy dismissed Maj. Gen. Jemal Beale.
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Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
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Fort Bliss captain arrested, charged with murder in death of a fellow Army officer
Army Capt. Clevy Muchette Nelson-Royster, 27, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with murder in the death of Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, El Paso police said. Both were logistics officers with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.
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‘Distressingly high’ levels of violence threatens Afghan peace process, says US envoy
A deadly suicide car bombing Sunday came after the Taliban agreed on Friday to halt its attacks in Afghanistan’s Helmand province on condition the U.S. stop airstrikes in the area.
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Military suicides spiked during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic
DoD reports 306 suicides in the first and second quarters of this year, which represents a 1-percent increase from 2019.
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Fort Bragg says its Twitter account was ‘hacked’
“We don’t know how the account was [hacked]. It’s possible someone was able to guess the password,” according to an Army official.
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Top US general in Afghanistan says he’s holding back to give Taliban peace deal a chance
Army Gen. Scott Miller told the BBC that the U.S. is showing restraint in order to support the Taliban peace process.
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Active coronavirus cases among VA patients up more than 70 percent in 30 days
More than 4,700 patients were dealing with active cases of the virus as of Tuesday.
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Services set for Oklahoma soldier whose remains were returned by North Korea in 2018
Army Sgt. Kenneth Walker disappeared Dec. 2, 1950, near the Chosin River in North Korea.
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Delay in release of annual veterans suicide report raises concerns
The report is typically made public by now, but VA officials have no planned release date for this year.
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New Jersey governor installs new adjutant general after outbreak leads to 146 deaths at veterans homes
Col. Lisa Hou took over immediately Friday after Gov. Phil Murphy dismissed Maj. Gen. Jemal Beale.
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Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
-
Fort Bliss captain arrested, charged with murder in death of a fellow Army officer
Army Capt. Clevy Muchette Nelson-Royster, 27, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with murder in the death of Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, El Paso police said. Both were logistics officers with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.
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‘Distressingly high’ levels of violence threatens Afghan peace process, says US envoy
A deadly suicide car bombing Sunday came after the Taliban agreed on Friday to halt its attacks in Afghanistan’s Helmand province on condition the U.S. stop airstrikes in the area.
-
Military suicides spiked during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic
DoD reports 306 suicides in the first and second quarters of this year, which represents a 1-percent increase from 2019.
-
Fort Bragg says its Twitter account was ‘hacked’
“We don’t know how the account was [hacked]. It’s possible someone was able to guess the password,” according to an Army official.
-
Top US general in Afghanistan says he’s holding back to give Taliban peace deal a chance
Army Gen. Scott Miller told the BBC that the U.S. is showing restraint in order to support the Taliban peace process.
-
Active coronavirus cases among VA patients up more than 70 percent in 30 days
More than 4,700 patients were dealing with active cases of the virus as of Tuesday.
-
Services set for Oklahoma soldier whose remains were returned by North Korea in 2018
Army Sgt. Kenneth Walker disappeared Dec. 2, 1950, near the Chosin River in North Korea.
-
Delay in release of annual veterans suicide report raises concerns
The report is typically made public by now, but VA officials have no planned release date for this year.
-
New Jersey governor installs new adjutant general after outbreak leads to 146 deaths at veterans homes
Col. Lisa Hou took over immediately Friday after Gov. Phil Murphy dismissed Maj. Gen. Jemal Beale.
-
Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
-
Fort Bliss captain arrested, charged with murder in death of a fellow Army officer
Army Capt. Clevy Muchette Nelson-Royster, 27, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with murder in the death of Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, El Paso police said. Both were logistics officers with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.
-
‘Distressingly high’ levels of violence threatens Afghan peace process, says US envoy
A deadly suicide car bombing Sunday came after the Taliban agreed on Friday to halt its attacks in Afghanistan’s Helmand province on condition the U.S. stop airstrikes in the area.
-
Military suicides spiked during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic
DoD reports 306 suicides in the first and second quarters of this year, which represents a 1-percent increase from 2019.
