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Demolition, explosives facility planned at Vermont National Guard site
Having such a site in Vermont means that soldiers won’t have to travel to New York for training, the Guard said.
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Army wants robots, sensors to make infantry platoons 10 times better
The future platoon will have a vast number of technogical advtanttages at its fingertips.
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White Fort Jackson soldier charged in altercation with a Black man to be prosecuted in civilian courts
Sgt. First Class Jonathan Pentland was charged with third-degree assault and is now suspended from all instructor duties.
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Service chiefs will weigh in on controversial plan to remove commanders’ control over sexual assault cases
The defense secretary is seeking feedback from service chiefs, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Pentagon policy experts.
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Navy carrier, Air Force B-52s, Army Rangers to help protect Afghanistan pullout, officials say
“I would advise the Taliban that we will be well-prepared to defend ourselves throughout the withdrawal process,” said Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command.
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First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
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Minnesota National Guard walks a fine line on Minneapolis streets
“They think we’re foreign occupiers.”
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Texas lawmakers target military sexual assault after Fort Hood death
The bill would give members of the military in Texas more ways to report crimes outside their chain of command and to have those crimes independently investigated by the Texas Rangers.
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End commanders’ power to block military sex assault cases, Pentagon panel says
The recommendation by an independent review commission goes against decades of vehement Pentagon arguments to keep cases within the chain of command.
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Afghan military will collapse without some US help, says top general in the Middle East
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, said that as the U.S. pulls out all forces, “my concern is the Afghans’ ability to hold ground” and whether they will able to continue to maintain and fly their aircraft without U.S. aid and financial support.
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Demolition, explosives facility planned at Vermont National Guard site
Having such a site in Vermont means that soldiers won’t have to travel to New York for training, the Guard said.
-
Army wants robots, sensors to make infantry platoons 10 times better
The future platoon will have a vast number of technogical advtanttages at its fingertips.
-
White Fort Jackson soldier charged in altercation with a Black man to be prosecuted in civilian courts
Sgt. First Class Jonathan Pentland was charged with third-degree assault and is now suspended from all instructor duties.
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Service chiefs will weigh in on controversial plan to remove commanders’ control over sexual assault cases
The defense secretary is seeking feedback from service chiefs, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Pentagon policy experts.
-
Navy carrier, Air Force B-52s, Army Rangers to help protect Afghanistan pullout, officials say
“I would advise the Taliban that we will be well-prepared to defend ourselves throughout the withdrawal process,” said Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command.
-
First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
-
Minnesota National Guard walks a fine line on Minneapolis streets
“They think we’re foreign occupiers.”
-
Texas lawmakers target military sexual assault after Fort Hood death
The bill would give members of the military in Texas more ways to report crimes outside their chain of command and to have those crimes independently investigated by the Texas Rangers.
-
End commanders’ power to block military sex assault cases, Pentagon panel says
The recommendation by an independent review commission goes against decades of vehement Pentagon arguments to keep cases within the chain of command.
-
Afghan military will collapse without some US help, says top general in the Middle East
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, said that as the U.S. pulls out all forces, “my concern is the Afghans’ ability to hold ground” and whether they will able to continue to maintain and fly their aircraft without U.S. aid and financial support.
-
Demolition, explosives facility planned at Vermont National Guard site
Having such a site in Vermont means that soldiers won’t have to travel to New York for training, the Guard said.
-
Army wants robots, sensors to make infantry platoons 10 times better
The future platoon will have a vast number of technogical advtanttages at its fingertips.
-
White Fort Jackson soldier charged in altercation with a Black man to be prosecuted in civilian courts
Sgt. First Class Jonathan Pentland was charged with third-degree assault and is now suspended from all instructor duties.
-
Service chiefs will weigh in on controversial plan to remove commanders’ control over sexual assault cases
The defense secretary is seeking feedback from service chiefs, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Pentagon policy experts.
-
Navy carrier, Air Force B-52s, Army Rangers to help protect Afghanistan pullout, officials say
“I would advise the Taliban that we will be well-prepared to defend ourselves throughout the withdrawal process,” said Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command.
-
First short-range air defense systems deploy to Europe
The first platoon of Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense systems have landed in Germany.
-
Minnesota National Guard walks a fine line on Minneapolis streets
“They think we’re foreign occupiers.”
-
Texas lawmakers target military sexual assault after Fort Hood death
The bill would give members of the military in Texas more ways to report crimes outside their chain of command and to have those crimes independently investigated by the Texas Rangers.
-
End commanders’ power to block military sex assault cases, Pentagon panel says
The recommendation by an independent review commission goes against decades of vehement Pentagon arguments to keep cases within the chain of command.
-
Afghan military will collapse without some US help, says top general in the Middle East
Gen. Frank McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, said that as the U.S. pulls out all forces, “my concern is the Afghans’ ability to hold ground” and whether they will able to continue to maintain and fly their aircraft without U.S. aid and financial support.
