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Army War College commandant reinstated, cleared of ‘inappropriate touching’
Maj. Gen. Stephen Maranian “will be immediately reinstated to his position.”
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Former 1st Cavalry Division boss cleared by internal investigation
Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Broadwater was initially suspended in December.
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Troops younger than 21 could again buy, use tobacco products under proposed change
The idea would carve out an exception for military members in the federal law setting the minimum age to buy cigarettes and other tobacco products.
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The Army tried portable nuclear power at remote bases 60 years ago — it didn’t go well
The Army called the reactor portable, even at 330 tons, because it was built from pieces that each fit in a C-130 cargo plane.
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Pentagon inspector general exploring how to better secure the ‘nuclear football’
The Presidential Emergency Satchel may need some new security procedures.
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Afghan war’s end quiets Dover AFB chaplain’s litany of funeral prayers for fallen troops
Virtually all of the Afghan war’s dead arrived back on American soil here at Dover Air Force Base.
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GOMORs galore: Punishments to be issued for unvaccinated troops caught unmasked at Fort Knox
Dozens of soldiers are facing formal reprimands after senior leaders caught them unmasked and unvaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Army post in Virginia to host evacuated Afghan visa seekers
The Biden administration informed Congress that the Afghans will be housed at Fort Lee.
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Army Alaska gets new two-star commander
Maj. Gen. Brian Eifler comes to lead Army Alaska at a pivotal point for the command.
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Former Green Beret, son, get Japan prison terms for Ghosn escape
Chief Judge Hideo Nirei said the former Green Beret and his son had committed a serious violation of the law, as now there is next to no chance of putting Ghosn on trial.
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Army War College commandant reinstated, cleared of ‘inappropriate touching’
Maj. Gen. Stephen Maranian “will be immediately reinstated to his position.”
-
Former 1st Cavalry Division boss cleared by internal investigation
Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Broadwater was initially suspended in December.
-
Troops younger than 21 could again buy, use tobacco products under proposed change
The idea would carve out an exception for military members in the federal law setting the minimum age to buy cigarettes and other tobacco products.
-
The Army tried portable nuclear power at remote bases 60 years ago — it didn’t go well
The Army called the reactor portable, even at 330 tons, because it was built from pieces that each fit in a C-130 cargo plane.
-
Pentagon inspector general exploring how to better secure the ‘nuclear football’
The Presidential Emergency Satchel may need some new security procedures.
-
Afghan war’s end quiets Dover AFB chaplain’s litany of funeral prayers for fallen troops
Virtually all of the Afghan war’s dead arrived back on American soil here at Dover Air Force Base.
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GOMORs galore: Punishments to be issued for unvaccinated troops caught unmasked at Fort Knox
Dozens of soldiers are facing formal reprimands after senior leaders caught them unmasked and unvaccinated against the coronavirus.
-
Army post in Virginia to host evacuated Afghan visa seekers
The Biden administration informed Congress that the Afghans will be housed at Fort Lee.
-
Army Alaska gets new two-star commander
Maj. Gen. Brian Eifler comes to lead Army Alaska at a pivotal point for the command.
-
Former Green Beret, son, get Japan prison terms for Ghosn escape
Chief Judge Hideo Nirei said the former Green Beret and his son had committed a serious violation of the law, as now there is next to no chance of putting Ghosn on trial.
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Army War College commandant reinstated, cleared of ‘inappropriate touching’
Maj. Gen. Stephen Maranian “will be immediately reinstated to his position.”
-
Former 1st Cavalry Division boss cleared by internal investigation
Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Broadwater was initially suspended in December.
-
Troops younger than 21 could again buy, use tobacco products under proposed change
The idea would carve out an exception for military members in the federal law setting the minimum age to buy cigarettes and other tobacco products.
-
The Army tried portable nuclear power at remote bases 60 years ago — it didn’t go well
The Army called the reactor portable, even at 330 tons, because it was built from pieces that each fit in a C-130 cargo plane.
-
Pentagon inspector general exploring how to better secure the ‘nuclear football’
The Presidential Emergency Satchel may need some new security procedures.
-
Afghan war’s end quiets Dover AFB chaplain’s litany of funeral prayers for fallen troops
Virtually all of the Afghan war’s dead arrived back on American soil here at Dover Air Force Base.
-
GOMORs galore: Punishments to be issued for unvaccinated troops caught unmasked at Fort Knox
Dozens of soldiers are facing formal reprimands after senior leaders caught them unmasked and unvaccinated against the coronavirus.
-
Army post in Virginia to host evacuated Afghan visa seekers
The Biden administration informed Congress that the Afghans will be housed at Fort Lee.
-
Army Alaska gets new two-star commander
Maj. Gen. Brian Eifler comes to lead Army Alaska at a pivotal point for the command.
-
Former Green Beret, son, get Japan prison terms for Ghosn escape
Chief Judge Hideo Nirei said the former Green Beret and his son had committed a serious violation of the law, as now there is next to no chance of putting Ghosn on trial.
