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Army officer serves with NFL’s Chiefs under training program
Internships with the NFL? This is one way in which the Army is strengthening leadership skills of the troops.
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Army Apaches with skis: Attack helos get cold weather upgrades
As the Army builds its very first AH-64 Apache battalion in Alaska, soldiers in the unit are experiencing a lot of firsts.
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Army’s 1st female grunts, tankers should arrive at their units in 2017
The Army will start training women for combat arms jobs later this year, but the first group of female infantry, armor or special operations soldiers are not expected to arrive at their units until 2017 at the earliest.
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No disciplinary discharge for chaplain battling dementia
An Army chaplain who never told a board of inquiry that he’d been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease won’t face the discharge recommended by that board stemming from multiple instances of plagiarism.
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FBI Academy training slots open to some Army MPs
Military Police officers and senior NCOs may compete for training slots in the six-week courses.
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Army increases visibility of female recruiters; seeks more for the job
Army Recruiting Command will send female recruiters to gatherings to answer prospective female soldiers’ questions.
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Paratrooper’s bad exit from plane led to his death; jumpmasters admonished
An Army investigation into a paratrooperdeath last spring determined the paratrooper’s poorly-rigged weapons case hit the door on his way out of the plane.
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101st Airborne leaders rescind order for soldiers to remove combat patches during training
The 101st Airborne Division’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team has rescinded a directive requiring soldiers to remove their combat patches during a unit training exercise.
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New tuition assistance portal ranks colleges by soldiers’ interests, Army’s bottom line
The Army has made big changes to its tuition assistance signup system in hopes of getting soldiers to make better choices, but some of the nation’s largest TA schools are raising questions about the overhaul.
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N.H. university offers grads employment ‘guarantee’
A university in Nashua has become the latest from around the country to promise its graduates they will find gainful employment.
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Army officer serves with NFL’s Chiefs under training program
Internships with the NFL? This is one way in which the Army is strengthening leadership skills of the troops.
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Army Apaches with skis: Attack helos get cold weather upgrades
As the Army builds its very first AH-64 Apache battalion in Alaska, soldiers in the unit are experiencing a lot of firsts.
-
Army’s 1st female grunts, tankers should arrive at their units in 2017
The Army will start training women for combat arms jobs later this year, but the first group of female infantry, armor or special operations soldiers are not expected to arrive at their units until 2017 at the earliest.
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No disciplinary discharge for chaplain battling dementia
An Army chaplain who never told a board of inquiry that he’d been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease won’t face the discharge recommended by that board stemming from multiple instances of plagiarism.
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FBI Academy training slots open to some Army MPs
Military Police officers and senior NCOs may compete for training slots in the six-week courses.
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Army increases visibility of female recruiters; seeks more for the job
Army Recruiting Command will send female recruiters to gatherings to answer prospective female soldiers’ questions.
-
Paratrooper’s bad exit from plane led to his death; jumpmasters admonished
An Army investigation into a paratrooperdeath last spring determined the paratrooper’s poorly-rigged weapons case hit the door on his way out of the plane.
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101st Airborne leaders rescind order for soldiers to remove combat patches during training
The 101st Airborne Division’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team has rescinded a directive requiring soldiers to remove their combat patches during a unit training exercise.
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New tuition assistance portal ranks colleges by soldiers’ interests, Army’s bottom line
The Army has made big changes to its tuition assistance signup system in hopes of getting soldiers to make better choices, but some of the nation’s largest TA schools are raising questions about the overhaul.
-
N.H. university offers grads employment ‘guarantee’
A university in Nashua has become the latest from around the country to promise its graduates they will find gainful employment.
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Army officer serves with NFL’s Chiefs under training program
Internships with the NFL? This is one way in which the Army is strengthening leadership skills of the troops.
-
Army Apaches with skis: Attack helos get cold weather upgrades
As the Army builds its very first AH-64 Apache battalion in Alaska, soldiers in the unit are experiencing a lot of firsts.
-
Army’s 1st female grunts, tankers should arrive at their units in 2017
The Army will start training women for combat arms jobs later this year, but the first group of female infantry, armor or special operations soldiers are not expected to arrive at their units until 2017 at the earliest.
-
No disciplinary discharge for chaplain battling dementia
An Army chaplain who never told a board of inquiry that he’d been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease won’t face the discharge recommended by that board stemming from multiple instances of plagiarism.
-
FBI Academy training slots open to some Army MPs
Military Police officers and senior NCOs may compete for training slots in the six-week courses.
-
Army increases visibility of female recruiters; seeks more for the job
Army Recruiting Command will send female recruiters to gatherings to answer prospective female soldiers’ questions.
-
Paratrooper’s bad exit from plane led to his death; jumpmasters admonished
An Army investigation into a paratrooperdeath last spring determined the paratrooper’s poorly-rigged weapons case hit the door on his way out of the plane.
-
101st Airborne leaders rescind order for soldiers to remove combat patches during training
The 101st Airborne Division’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team has rescinded a directive requiring soldiers to remove their combat patches during a unit training exercise.
-
New tuition assistance portal ranks colleges by soldiers’ interests, Army’s bottom line
The Army has made big changes to its tuition assistance signup system in hopes of getting soldiers to make better choices, but some of the nation’s largest TA schools are raising questions about the overhaul.
-
N.H. university offers grads employment ‘guarantee’
A university in Nashua has become the latest from around the country to promise its graduates they will find gainful employment.
