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Soldier who died in Kabul attack belonged to 1st Special Forces Command
The Army officially confirmed that an American died in the complex attack while assisting in the evacuation mission at Hamid Karzai International Airport.
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New details on Fort Jackson trainee’s bus hijacking and how basic has changed there
Army Times sat down with senior personnel at Fort Jackson and talked about what the installation is doing differently after the May bus hijacking.
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US soldier loses one Afghan translator; fights to save another
Their efforts started long before this month’s chaotic rush to evacuate Afghans after the Taliban’s swift takeover.
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Inside Fort Jackson’s vaccine-only basic training graduation
Thousands of fully-vaccinated guests exclusively attended the Thursday graduation of 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment’s basic training soldiers.
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Mississippi National Guard sergeant dies during fitness test
The soldier died after experiencing a medical emergency while conducting the Army Combat Fitness Test.
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Former Green Beret asks SF vets to tell their stories for future generations
“We’re the quiet professionals, but not mute,” a former Green Beret officer said.
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Kentucky soldier killed during World War II identified
He was mortally wounded and died at an aid station after his unit was forced to abandon the city.
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US troop death toll now at 13, with 18 wounded, in HKIA attack: CENTCOM
Pentagon spokesman confirmed the event on Thursday via tweet.
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Here’s the Army rule for vaccine refusals, which service leaders brushed up on this summer
Army leadership has been eyeing the possibility of a mandated COVID-19 vaccine this summer.
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This Afghan family fled Kabul. A Virginia military network gave them a new home
Ramin Sharifi, through the help of some American allies, is settling into his new home with his family.
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Soldier who died in Kabul attack belonged to 1st Special Forces Command
The Army officially confirmed that an American died in the complex attack while assisting in the evacuation mission at Hamid Karzai International Airport.
-
New details on Fort Jackson trainee’s bus hijacking and how basic has changed there
Army Times sat down with senior personnel at Fort Jackson and talked about what the installation is doing differently after the May bus hijacking.
-
US soldier loses one Afghan translator; fights to save another
Their efforts started long before this month’s chaotic rush to evacuate Afghans after the Taliban’s swift takeover.
-
Inside Fort Jackson’s vaccine-only basic training graduation
Thousands of fully-vaccinated guests exclusively attended the Thursday graduation of 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment’s basic training soldiers.
-
Mississippi National Guard sergeant dies during fitness test
The soldier died after experiencing a medical emergency while conducting the Army Combat Fitness Test.
-
Former Green Beret asks SF vets to tell their stories for future generations
“We’re the quiet professionals, but not mute,” a former Green Beret officer said.
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Kentucky soldier killed during World War II identified
He was mortally wounded and died at an aid station after his unit was forced to abandon the city.
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US troop death toll now at 13, with 18 wounded, in HKIA attack: CENTCOM
Pentagon spokesman confirmed the event on Thursday via tweet.
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Here’s the Army rule for vaccine refusals, which service leaders brushed up on this summer
Army leadership has been eyeing the possibility of a mandated COVID-19 vaccine this summer.
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This Afghan family fled Kabul. A Virginia military network gave them a new home
Ramin Sharifi, through the help of some American allies, is settling into his new home with his family.
-
Soldier who died in Kabul attack belonged to 1st Special Forces Command
The Army officially confirmed that an American died in the complex attack while assisting in the evacuation mission at Hamid Karzai International Airport.
-
New details on Fort Jackson trainee’s bus hijacking and how basic has changed there
Army Times sat down with senior personnel at Fort Jackson and talked about what the installation is doing differently after the May bus hijacking.
-
US soldier loses one Afghan translator; fights to save another
Their efforts started long before this month’s chaotic rush to evacuate Afghans after the Taliban’s swift takeover.
-
Inside Fort Jackson’s vaccine-only basic training graduation
Thousands of fully-vaccinated guests exclusively attended the Thursday graduation of 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment’s basic training soldiers.
-
Mississippi National Guard sergeant dies during fitness test
The soldier died after experiencing a medical emergency while conducting the Army Combat Fitness Test.
-
Former Green Beret asks SF vets to tell their stories for future generations
“We’re the quiet professionals, but not mute,” a former Green Beret officer said.
-
Kentucky soldier killed during World War II identified
He was mortally wounded and died at an aid station after his unit was forced to abandon the city.
-
US troop death toll now at 13, with 18 wounded, in HKIA attack: CENTCOM
Pentagon spokesman confirmed the event on Thursday via tweet.
-
Here’s the Army rule for vaccine refusals, which service leaders brushed up on this summer
Army leadership has been eyeing the possibility of a mandated COVID-19 vaccine this summer.
-
This Afghan family fled Kabul. A Virginia military network gave them a new home
Ramin Sharifi, through the help of some American allies, is settling into his new home with his family.
