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Seamands to take top spot at Human Resources Command
Gen. Thomas Seamands, a veteran of personnel policy and management, to assume command at HRC ‘s Fort Knox headquarters.
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Annual sergeant first class board convenes Tuesday
The annual sergeant first class board convenes Tuesday for a month, without QSP and QMP screenings for Regular Army.
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Camo update: New ACUs hit store shelves July 1
The Army announces new details about the upgraded ACU.
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Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
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Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
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Interpreter-soldier reunites with Marine major in Iraq
When Ahmed Totti left Iraq after serving as an interpreter, he never expected he’d return to his home country.
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5 women cut from Ranger School after second try
Five of the eight female Ranger School students have been dropped from the course, officials said.
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Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
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War college board for cols., lt. cols. meets in August
Officers selected by the Senior Service College Board in August will attend courses beginning in summer 2016
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Army releases new, longer list of approved eye pro
The Army’s newly-updated and just-released list of approved goggles and glasses got longer.
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Seamands to take top spot at Human Resources Command
Gen. Thomas Seamands, a veteran of personnel policy and management, to assume command at HRC ‘s Fort Knox headquarters.
-
Annual sergeant first class board convenes Tuesday
The annual sergeant first class board convenes Tuesday for a month, without QSP and QMP screenings for Regular Army.
-
Camo update: New ACUs hit store shelves July 1
The Army announces new details about the upgraded ACU.
-
Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
-
Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
-
Interpreter-soldier reunites with Marine major in Iraq
When Ahmed Totti left Iraq after serving as an interpreter, he never expected he’d return to his home country.
-
5 women cut from Ranger School after second try
Five of the eight female Ranger School students have been dropped from the course, officials said.
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Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
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War college board for cols., lt. cols. meets in August
Officers selected by the Senior Service College Board in August will attend courses beginning in summer 2016
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Army releases new, longer list of approved eye pro
The Army’s newly-updated and just-released list of approved goggles and glasses got longer.
-
Seamands to take top spot at Human Resources Command
Gen. Thomas Seamands, a veteran of personnel policy and management, to assume command at HRC ‘s Fort Knox headquarters.
-
Annual sergeant first class board convenes Tuesday
The annual sergeant first class board convenes Tuesday for a month, without QSP and QMP screenings for Regular Army.
-
Camo update: New ACUs hit store shelves July 1
The Army announces new details about the upgraded ACU.
-
Disabled veterans compete in Valor Games
The Valor Games have been good medicine for these injured veterans, they say.
-
Tighten GI Bill transfer rules, senators say
Senators want defense officials to look at whether sharing the benefit with spouses and children has become too generous
-
Interpreter-soldier reunites with Marine major in Iraq
When Ahmed Totti left Iraq after serving as an interpreter, he never expected he’d return to his home country.
-
5 women cut from Ranger School after second try
Five of the eight female Ranger School students have been dropped from the course, officials said.
-
Kansas governor signs bill giving vets in-state tuition
Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a bill that would give in-state tuition to all veterans, active duty members of the U.S. military and their families.
-
War college board for cols., lt. cols. meets in August
Officers selected by the Senior Service College Board in August will attend courses beginning in summer 2016
-
Army releases new, longer list of approved eye pro
The Army’s newly-updated and just-released list of approved goggles and glasses got longer.
