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College won’t revoke retired Army three-star Michael Flynn’s honorary degree
The University of Rhode Island decided not to revoke an honorary degree bestowed upon Michael Flynn.
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Fort Bliss soldier who died in barracks was connected to Asia Graham
Pvt. Marriah Pouncy was found dead in her Fort Bliss barracks room Monday morning.
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The National Guard really wants to grow. The latest budget is reducing their numbers
Though senior leaders have asked for more troops, it’s probably not to be.
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An Army brigade posted to Taiwan, and other ways to counter China being floated
The force could act as a “tripwire” for China, but it may abandon the longstanding U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity.
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Military ends active-duty COVID vaccination support, but Guard effort endures
Active-duty troops might be done, but more than 12,000 Guardsmen are still helping vaccinate the public.
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Wounded Iraq War veteran gets custom-built home through Gary Sinise’s charity
The former Army captain, who was wounded by a roadside bomb in Iraq and eventually lost both his legs, received the home from the Gary Sinise Foundation.
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SECDEF backs change in military sex assault prosecution
The changes could remove decisions on prosecuting sexual assault cases from military commanders.
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Paratrooper killed in accident remembered for ‘larger than life personality’
Cpl. Mojave Littlejohn died Thursday morning after a truck he was driving struck an excavator.
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Guard soldiers may lose training if not reimbursed for Capitol mission
The National Guard may have to make serious cuts to training and readiness if Congress doesn’t reimburse it for more than four months of Capitol security duty.
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AUSA to get new leader in October
AUSA will get a new president in October. Here’s who will take over just ahead of the association’s annual conference.
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College won’t revoke retired Army three-star Michael Flynn’s honorary degree
The University of Rhode Island decided not to revoke an honorary degree bestowed upon Michael Flynn.
-
Fort Bliss soldier who died in barracks was connected to Asia Graham
Pvt. Marriah Pouncy was found dead in her Fort Bliss barracks room Monday morning.
-
The National Guard really wants to grow. The latest budget is reducing their numbers
Though senior leaders have asked for more troops, it’s probably not to be.
-
An Army brigade posted to Taiwan, and other ways to counter China being floated
The force could act as a “tripwire” for China, but it may abandon the longstanding U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity.
-
Military ends active-duty COVID vaccination support, but Guard effort endures
Active-duty troops might be done, but more than 12,000 Guardsmen are still helping vaccinate the public.
-
Wounded Iraq War veteran gets custom-built home through Gary Sinise’s charity
The former Army captain, who was wounded by a roadside bomb in Iraq and eventually lost both his legs, received the home from the Gary Sinise Foundation.
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SECDEF backs change in military sex assault prosecution
The changes could remove decisions on prosecuting sexual assault cases from military commanders.
-
Paratrooper killed in accident remembered for ‘larger than life personality’
Cpl. Mojave Littlejohn died Thursday morning after a truck he was driving struck an excavator.
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Guard soldiers may lose training if not reimbursed for Capitol mission
The National Guard may have to make serious cuts to training and readiness if Congress doesn’t reimburse it for more than four months of Capitol security duty.
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AUSA to get new leader in October
AUSA will get a new president in October. Here’s who will take over just ahead of the association’s annual conference.
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College won’t revoke retired Army three-star Michael Flynn’s honorary degree
The University of Rhode Island decided not to revoke an honorary degree bestowed upon Michael Flynn.
-
Fort Bliss soldier who died in barracks was connected to Asia Graham
Pvt. Marriah Pouncy was found dead in her Fort Bliss barracks room Monday morning.
-
The National Guard really wants to grow. The latest budget is reducing their numbers
Though senior leaders have asked for more troops, it’s probably not to be.
-
An Army brigade posted to Taiwan, and other ways to counter China being floated
The force could act as a “tripwire” for China, but it may abandon the longstanding U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity.
-
Military ends active-duty COVID vaccination support, but Guard effort endures
Active-duty troops might be done, but more than 12,000 Guardsmen are still helping vaccinate the public.
-
Wounded Iraq War veteran gets custom-built home through Gary Sinise’s charity
The former Army captain, who was wounded by a roadside bomb in Iraq and eventually lost both his legs, received the home from the Gary Sinise Foundation.
-
SECDEF backs change in military sex assault prosecution
The changes could remove decisions on prosecuting sexual assault cases from military commanders.
-
Paratrooper killed in accident remembered for ‘larger than life personality’
Cpl. Mojave Littlejohn died Thursday morning after a truck he was driving struck an excavator.
-
Guard soldiers may lose training if not reimbursed for Capitol mission
The National Guard may have to make serious cuts to training and readiness if Congress doesn’t reimburse it for more than four months of Capitol security duty.
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AUSA to get new leader in October
AUSA will get a new president in October. Here’s who will take over just ahead of the association’s annual conference.
