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‘No probable cause’ in series of Fort Sill sexual assault allegations, Army says
An extensive investigation could not substantiate that the allegations occurred, Army officials said.
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Veterans who once sought ‘hearts and minds’ in Afghanistan must now mend their own
Though such a reversal of fortune may have been predicted in the wake of the total withdrawal of U.S. troops, few anticipated the speed of the Taliban’s route.
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USASOC supply NCO stole thousands in cash on deployment, prosecutors say
A supply NCO assigned to a redacted special operations unit allegedly stole cash and submitted false receipts.
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South Dakota Guard chief says $1 million donation didn’t affect deployment plans
Gov. Kristi Noem’s decision to accept a $1 million donation from a Tennessee billionaire last month was met with hefty criticism.
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COVID-19 suspected in death of Guardsman deployed at border
A soldier from the Alabama National Guard died two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, according to a source.
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US Army wants a high-altitude jammer
The service believes it will need a series of systems to sense and conduct effects across large distances in future battles.
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Army must overcome these two primary electronic warfare challenges
Despite years of development, the Army is still working to field electronic warfare units and provide them equipment to use.
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US, Germany hold memorial for Army helo crash 50 years on
At the time of the CH‐47A Chinook crash, it was the worst training accident involving U.S. troops in West Germany since the end of World War II.
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Marine grunts are swapping earplugs for 21st century hearing protection
The fielding follows an earlier effort aimed at artillery and reconnaissance Marines.
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Why the 82nd Airborne is directing airfield security for Afghanistan evacuation
The division regularly trains on seizing and securing airfields.
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‘No probable cause’ in series of Fort Sill sexual assault allegations, Army says
An extensive investigation could not substantiate that the allegations occurred, Army officials said.
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Veterans who once sought ‘hearts and minds’ in Afghanistan must now mend their own
Though such a reversal of fortune may have been predicted in the wake of the total withdrawal of U.S. troops, few anticipated the speed of the Taliban’s route.
-
USASOC supply NCO stole thousands in cash on deployment, prosecutors say
A supply NCO assigned to a redacted special operations unit allegedly stole cash and submitted false receipts.
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South Dakota Guard chief says $1 million donation didn’t affect deployment plans
Gov. Kristi Noem’s decision to accept a $1 million donation from a Tennessee billionaire last month was met with hefty criticism.
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COVID-19 suspected in death of Guardsman deployed at border
A soldier from the Alabama National Guard died two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, according to a source.
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US Army wants a high-altitude jammer
The service believes it will need a series of systems to sense and conduct effects across large distances in future battles.
-
Army must overcome these two primary electronic warfare challenges
Despite years of development, the Army is still working to field electronic warfare units and provide them equipment to use.
-
US, Germany hold memorial for Army helo crash 50 years on
At the time of the CH‐47A Chinook crash, it was the worst training accident involving U.S. troops in West Germany since the end of World War II.
-
Marine grunts are swapping earplugs for 21st century hearing protection
The fielding follows an earlier effort aimed at artillery and reconnaissance Marines.
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Why the 82nd Airborne is directing airfield security for Afghanistan evacuation
The division regularly trains on seizing and securing airfields.
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‘No probable cause’ in series of Fort Sill sexual assault allegations, Army says
An extensive investigation could not substantiate that the allegations occurred, Army officials said.
-
Veterans who once sought ‘hearts and minds’ in Afghanistan must now mend their own
Though such a reversal of fortune may have been predicted in the wake of the total withdrawal of U.S. troops, few anticipated the speed of the Taliban’s route.
-
USASOC supply NCO stole thousands in cash on deployment, prosecutors say
A supply NCO assigned to a redacted special operations unit allegedly stole cash and submitted false receipts.
-
South Dakota Guard chief says $1 million donation didn’t affect deployment plans
Gov. Kristi Noem’s decision to accept a $1 million donation from a Tennessee billionaire last month was met with hefty criticism.
-
COVID-19 suspected in death of Guardsman deployed at border
A soldier from the Alabama National Guard died two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, according to a source.
-
US Army wants a high-altitude jammer
The service believes it will need a series of systems to sense and conduct effects across large distances in future battles.
-
Army must overcome these two primary electronic warfare challenges
Despite years of development, the Army is still working to field electronic warfare units and provide them equipment to use.
-
US, Germany hold memorial for Army helo crash 50 years on
At the time of the CH‐47A Chinook crash, it was the worst training accident involving U.S. troops in West Germany since the end of World War II.
-
Marine grunts are swapping earplugs for 21st century hearing protection
The fielding follows an earlier effort aimed at artillery and reconnaissance Marines.
-
Why the 82nd Airborne is directing airfield security for Afghanistan evacuation
The division regularly trains on seizing and securing airfields.
