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Alaska-based soldier killed in motorcycle crash
A soldier from U.S. Army Alaska died Monday in a motorcycle crash, officials said Wednesday.
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Sergeant major sequence list to be released on Friday
Frocked soldiers to be promoted to sergeant major by seniority.
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82nd Airborne soldier killed in motorcycle crash
A paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne died Tuesday from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Need to replace an award? New reg offers guidance.
Replacement medals will be issued on a one-time, no-cost basis to the recipient of the award, or the primary next of kin to a deceased recipient.
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Sgt. buried at Arlington, 64 years after he went missing
A missing soldier from the Korean War, whose remains were identified in December, was buried 64 years after his death.
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Take three years off: Army extends sabbatical program
The Army is continuing to offer sabattaicals for soldiers. Those who enroll receive a stipend and health benefits.
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Intermission: Why these four signed on to take time off
School. Family. Travel. Why this Army quartet — 2 officers, 2 enlisted — wanted to step away in a pilot program.
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Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
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AAFES sees huge ACU sales in first day sale of new camo
About 62,000 uniform items were sold in the first day the ACU was available with the new and improved camouflage.
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Alaska-based soldier killed in motorcycle crash
A soldier from U.S. Army Alaska died Monday in a motorcycle crash, officials said Wednesday.
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Sergeant major sequence list to be released on Friday
Frocked soldiers to be promoted to sergeant major by seniority.
-
82nd Airborne soldier killed in motorcycle crash
A paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne died Tuesday from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Need to replace an award? New reg offers guidance.
Replacement medals will be issued on a one-time, no-cost basis to the recipient of the award, or the primary next of kin to a deceased recipient.
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Sgt. buried at Arlington, 64 years after he went missing
A missing soldier from the Korean War, whose remains were identified in December, was buried 64 years after his death.
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Take three years off: Army extends sabbatical program
The Army is continuing to offer sabattaicals for soldiers. Those who enroll receive a stipend and health benefits.
-
Intermission: Why these four signed on to take time off
School. Family. Travel. Why this Army quartet — 2 officers, 2 enlisted — wanted to step away in a pilot program.
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Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
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AAFES sees huge ACU sales in first day sale of new camo
About 62,000 uniform items were sold in the first day the ACU was available with the new and improved camouflage.
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Alaska-based soldier killed in motorcycle crash
A soldier from U.S. Army Alaska died Monday in a motorcycle crash, officials said Wednesday.
-
Sergeant major sequence list to be released on Friday
Frocked soldiers to be promoted to sergeant major by seniority.
-
82nd Airborne soldier killed in motorcycle crash
A paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne died Tuesday from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.
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Troops’ student loan problems persist
There have been 1,300 complaints related to the servicing of student loans in the last three years, a report says.
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Need to replace an award? New reg offers guidance.
Replacement medals will be issued on a one-time, no-cost basis to the recipient of the award, or the primary next of kin to a deceased recipient.
-
Sgt. buried at Arlington, 64 years after he went missing
A missing soldier from the Korean War, whose remains were identified in December, was buried 64 years after his death.
-
Take three years off: Army extends sabbatical program
The Army is continuing to offer sabattaicals for soldiers. Those who enroll receive a stipend and health benefits.
-
Intermission: Why these four signed on to take time off
School. Family. Travel. Why this Army quartet — 2 officers, 2 enlisted — wanted to step away in a pilot program.
-
Transitioning troops get new resource tool
The Veteran Employment Transition Roadmap collects resources and industry knowledge to help service members and their families begin civilian life.
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AAFES sees huge ACU sales in first day sale of new camo
About 62,000 uniform items were sold in the first day the ACU was available with the new and improved camouflage.
