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$20 million bail set for man accused of killing Yale grad student, a National Guard member
A Connecticut judge set $20 million bail Thursday for a man charged with killing a Yale graduate student and eluding authorities for three months.
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US, Russia hold parallel military drills in the Balkans
The Serbia-Russia exercises at a training ground near Belgrade comes as large-scale U.S. Army-led drills dubbed Defender Europe 2021 are held across Europe.
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Comment section removed from Army recruiting ad featuring soldier with two moms
The video currently has nearly a million views, 36,000 dislikes and only 775 likes.
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Fort Stewart has a spot saved for Alwyn Cashe’s expected Medal of Honor
The 3rd Infantry Division renamed its ceremonial garden after Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe, an Iraq War hero.
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Medal of Honor recipient Charles Hagemeister dies at 74
Hagemeister, who was drafted into service in 1966, continued serving in the Army until retiring as a lieutenant colonel in 1990.
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‘That was because of the Army’: Fort Bragg four-star general promotes Army hiring days
The U.S. Army Recruiting Command kicked off its second Army National Hiring Days campaign last week, following the inaugural campaign that started last year during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Active-duty troops could be deployed along the southern border again
The chief of the National Guard bureau suggested that active-duty troops could replace his forces, which are scheduled to return home by Sept. 30.
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Korean War hero to receive Medal of Honor this week
The ceremony for retired Army Col. Ralph Puckett will be held May 21 at the White House.
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Long-term partnerships with at least six African countries expected, SFAB colonel says
The 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade has soldiers deployed in small teams various nations in Africa to counter the influence of Russia and China.
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3rd Special Forces Group spokesman tweet triggers suspension, inquiry
Capt. Rick Dickson of 3rd Special Forces Group currently faces a commander’s inquiry over a tweet he made concerning a friend’s cup size.
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$20 million bail set for man accused of killing Yale grad student, a National Guard member
A Connecticut judge set $20 million bail Thursday for a man charged with killing a Yale graduate student and eluding authorities for three months.
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US, Russia hold parallel military drills in the Balkans
The Serbia-Russia exercises at a training ground near Belgrade comes as large-scale U.S. Army-led drills dubbed Defender Europe 2021 are held across Europe.
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Comment section removed from Army recruiting ad featuring soldier with two moms
The video currently has nearly a million views, 36,000 dislikes and only 775 likes.
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Fort Stewart has a spot saved for Alwyn Cashe’s expected Medal of Honor
The 3rd Infantry Division renamed its ceremonial garden after Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe, an Iraq War hero.
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Medal of Honor recipient Charles Hagemeister dies at 74
Hagemeister, who was drafted into service in 1966, continued serving in the Army until retiring as a lieutenant colonel in 1990.
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‘That was because of the Army’: Fort Bragg four-star general promotes Army hiring days
The U.S. Army Recruiting Command kicked off its second Army National Hiring Days campaign last week, following the inaugural campaign that started last year during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Active-duty troops could be deployed along the southern border again
The chief of the National Guard bureau suggested that active-duty troops could replace his forces, which are scheduled to return home by Sept. 30.
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Korean War hero to receive Medal of Honor this week
The ceremony for retired Army Col. Ralph Puckett will be held May 21 at the White House.
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Long-term partnerships with at least six African countries expected, SFAB colonel says
The 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade has soldiers deployed in small teams various nations in Africa to counter the influence of Russia and China.
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3rd Special Forces Group spokesman tweet triggers suspension, inquiry
Capt. Rick Dickson of 3rd Special Forces Group currently faces a commander’s inquiry over a tweet he made concerning a friend’s cup size.
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$20 million bail set for man accused of killing Yale grad student, a National Guard member
A Connecticut judge set $20 million bail Thursday for a man charged with killing a Yale graduate student and eluding authorities for three months.
-
US, Russia hold parallel military drills in the Balkans
The Serbia-Russia exercises at a training ground near Belgrade comes as large-scale U.S. Army-led drills dubbed Defender Europe 2021 are held across Europe.
-
Comment section removed from Army recruiting ad featuring soldier with two moms
The video currently has nearly a million views, 36,000 dislikes and only 775 likes.
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Fort Stewart has a spot saved for Alwyn Cashe’s expected Medal of Honor
The 3rd Infantry Division renamed its ceremonial garden after Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe, an Iraq War hero.
-
Medal of Honor recipient Charles Hagemeister dies at 74
Hagemeister, who was drafted into service in 1966, continued serving in the Army until retiring as a lieutenant colonel in 1990.
-
‘That was because of the Army’: Fort Bragg four-star general promotes Army hiring days
The U.S. Army Recruiting Command kicked off its second Army National Hiring Days campaign last week, following the inaugural campaign that started last year during the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Active-duty troops could be deployed along the southern border again
The chief of the National Guard bureau suggested that active-duty troops could replace his forces, which are scheduled to return home by Sept. 30.
-
Korean War hero to receive Medal of Honor this week
The ceremony for retired Army Col. Ralph Puckett will be held May 21 at the White House.
-
Long-term partnerships with at least six African countries expected, SFAB colonel says
The 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade has soldiers deployed in small teams various nations in Africa to counter the influence of Russia and China.
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3rd Special Forces Group spokesman tweet triggers suspension, inquiry
Capt. Rick Dickson of 3rd Special Forces Group currently faces a commander’s inquiry over a tweet he made concerning a friend’s cup size.
