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The Army wants to kick out an avowed white supremacist officer, but they won’t admit it
Maj. Jeff Poole was recommended for an other-than-honorable discharge earlier this year.
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Army interrogation manual needs revisions to prevent torture, advocates warn
Advocates want an Army interrogation manual’s list of prohibited actions expanded to include all of the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques.”
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Poor progress on women’s issues earns scolding for Army officials in Congress
A House hearing Monday started with pointed questions for Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston.
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New 101st Airborne command sergeant major is first woman in the job
The ceremony takes place Thursday at Fort Campbell, and will be live-streamed on the division Facebook page.
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National Guard mission to provide security ending at Capitol
The Pentagon announced earlier in the week that an extension of the Guard presence — 2,149 troops — had not been requested.
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Defense secretary tells West Point cadets they’re ready
Austin, a 1975 graduate of West Point, recalled his own years at the academy as he told graduates their West Point training will keep them on course.
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Army Ranger veteran receives Medal of Honor for Korean War heroism
Badly wounded, Col. Puckett told his soldiers to leave him behind as they withdrew. They didn’t listen, nor did they ever forget.
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Fort Belvoir, cruiser Antietam under consideration for renaming by DoD commission
The commission will be looking at places and things named to honor the Confederacy in general.
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Army trainee who hijacked bus tried to escape jail, sheriff says
The trainee’s defense attorney said her client was not trying to escape during the incident, which happened while he was handcuffed, on suicide watch and unclothed.
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Wisconsin senator proposes renaming Fort Bragg after Union cousin of Confederate general
Edward S. Bragg retired from the Army in 1865 and later served Wisconsin as a state senator and in Congress.
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The Army wants to kick out an avowed white supremacist officer, but they won’t admit it
Maj. Jeff Poole was recommended for an other-than-honorable discharge earlier this year.
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Army interrogation manual needs revisions to prevent torture, advocates warn
Advocates want an Army interrogation manual’s list of prohibited actions expanded to include all of the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques.”
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Poor progress on women’s issues earns scolding for Army officials in Congress
A House hearing Monday started with pointed questions for Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston.
-
New 101st Airborne command sergeant major is first woman in the job
The ceremony takes place Thursday at Fort Campbell, and will be live-streamed on the division Facebook page.
-
National Guard mission to provide security ending at Capitol
The Pentagon announced earlier in the week that an extension of the Guard presence — 2,149 troops — had not been requested.
-
Defense secretary tells West Point cadets they’re ready
Austin, a 1975 graduate of West Point, recalled his own years at the academy as he told graduates their West Point training will keep them on course.
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Army Ranger veteran receives Medal of Honor for Korean War heroism
Badly wounded, Col. Puckett told his soldiers to leave him behind as they withdrew. They didn’t listen, nor did they ever forget.
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Fort Belvoir, cruiser Antietam under consideration for renaming by DoD commission
The commission will be looking at places and things named to honor the Confederacy in general.
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Army trainee who hijacked bus tried to escape jail, sheriff says
The trainee’s defense attorney said her client was not trying to escape during the incident, which happened while he was handcuffed, on suicide watch and unclothed.
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Wisconsin senator proposes renaming Fort Bragg after Union cousin of Confederate general
Edward S. Bragg retired from the Army in 1865 and later served Wisconsin as a state senator and in Congress.
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The Army wants to kick out an avowed white supremacist officer, but they won’t admit it
Maj. Jeff Poole was recommended for an other-than-honorable discharge earlier this year.
-
Army interrogation manual needs revisions to prevent torture, advocates warn
Advocates want an Army interrogation manual’s list of prohibited actions expanded to include all of the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques.”
-
Poor progress on women’s issues earns scolding for Army officials in Congress
A House hearing Monday started with pointed questions for Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston.
-
New 101st Airborne command sergeant major is first woman in the job
The ceremony takes place Thursday at Fort Campbell, and will be live-streamed on the division Facebook page.
-
National Guard mission to provide security ending at Capitol
The Pentagon announced earlier in the week that an extension of the Guard presence — 2,149 troops — had not been requested.
-
Defense secretary tells West Point cadets they’re ready
Austin, a 1975 graduate of West Point, recalled his own years at the academy as he told graduates their West Point training will keep them on course.
-
Army Ranger veteran receives Medal of Honor for Korean War heroism
Badly wounded, Col. Puckett told his soldiers to leave him behind as they withdrew. They didn’t listen, nor did they ever forget.
-
Fort Belvoir, cruiser Antietam under consideration for renaming by DoD commission
The commission will be looking at places and things named to honor the Confederacy in general.
-
Army trainee who hijacked bus tried to escape jail, sheriff says
The trainee’s defense attorney said her client was not trying to escape during the incident, which happened while he was handcuffed, on suicide watch and unclothed.
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Wisconsin senator proposes renaming Fort Bragg after Union cousin of Confederate general
Edward S. Bragg retired from the Army in 1865 and later served Wisconsin as a state senator and in Congress.
