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US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
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Repeated National Guard missions in DC trigger frustration, denials
According to defense officials, the Army on Monday approved only about a quarter of the Guard troops requested by city officials to provide security in case of unrest after the upcoming verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin.
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Paratrooper killed in training accident at Fort Bragg
The incident occurred during static-line jump training on Sicily Drop Zone at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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For soldier convicted of multiple rapes, Army will review 2017 decision not to prosecute him
“It is important that we have such an assessment, in order to ensure we are serving the best interests of justice,” an Army spokesman said.
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Shots fired at National Guardsmen patrolling in Minneapolis
The Minnesota National Guard said the men were hurt when several shots came from a light-colored SUV around 4:19 a.m. One was treated at a hospital for an injury for shattered glass, and the other Guard member’s injuries were described as superficial.
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51 West Point cadets caught cheating must repeat a year
West Point said that of the 73 cases investigated by the cadet honor committee, six cadets resigned during the investigation, four were acquitted by a board of their peers, and two cases were dropped due to insufficient evidence.
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The gear SFABs need for a diverse set of missions presents new challenges
Power, water, medical care and tactical mobility top the list of problems in need of inovative solutions.
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Police mistreatment of Black service members common even before Virginia case
The traffic stop of Lt. Caron Nazario in rural Virginia was a grim reminder to many Black Americans that even being in military uniform doesn’t necessarily protect them from mistreatment by police.
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Satisfaction with Army housing increasing, new survey shows
The Army’s 2021 Tenant Satisfaction Survey shows overall improvements, but a number of locations continue to struggle.
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Army enacts changes on sex assault response, investigations and more after Fort Hood scandal
The Army has acknowledged that the problems at Fort Hood are not unique to that installation, and many of the changes coming out of the People First Task Force will be implemented across the service.
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US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
-
Repeated National Guard missions in DC trigger frustration, denials
According to defense officials, the Army on Monday approved only about a quarter of the Guard troops requested by city officials to provide security in case of unrest after the upcoming verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin.
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Paratrooper killed in training accident at Fort Bragg
The incident occurred during static-line jump training on Sicily Drop Zone at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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For soldier convicted of multiple rapes, Army will review 2017 decision not to prosecute him
“It is important that we have such an assessment, in order to ensure we are serving the best interests of justice,” an Army spokesman said.
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Shots fired at National Guardsmen patrolling in Minneapolis
The Minnesota National Guard said the men were hurt when several shots came from a light-colored SUV around 4:19 a.m. One was treated at a hospital for an injury for shattered glass, and the other Guard member’s injuries were described as superficial.
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51 West Point cadets caught cheating must repeat a year
West Point said that of the 73 cases investigated by the cadet honor committee, six cadets resigned during the investigation, four were acquitted by a board of their peers, and two cases were dropped due to insufficient evidence.
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The gear SFABs need for a diverse set of missions presents new challenges
Power, water, medical care and tactical mobility top the list of problems in need of inovative solutions.
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Police mistreatment of Black service members common even before Virginia case
The traffic stop of Lt. Caron Nazario in rural Virginia was a grim reminder to many Black Americans that even being in military uniform doesn’t necessarily protect them from mistreatment by police.
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Satisfaction with Army housing increasing, new survey shows
The Army’s 2021 Tenant Satisfaction Survey shows overall improvements, but a number of locations continue to struggle.
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Army enacts changes on sex assault response, investigations and more after Fort Hood scandal
The Army has acknowledged that the problems at Fort Hood are not unique to that installation, and many of the changes coming out of the People First Task Force will be implemented across the service.
-
US Army bracing for budget hit next year
The U.S. Army could see a fiscal 2022 budget cut greater than the other services and it’s preparing for that possible reality.
-
Repeated National Guard missions in DC trigger frustration, denials
According to defense officials, the Army on Monday approved only about a quarter of the Guard troops requested by city officials to provide security in case of unrest after the upcoming verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin.
-
Paratrooper killed in training accident at Fort Bragg
The incident occurred during static-line jump training on Sicily Drop Zone at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
-
For soldier convicted of multiple rapes, Army will review 2017 decision not to prosecute him
“It is important that we have such an assessment, in order to ensure we are serving the best interests of justice,” an Army spokesman said.
-
Shots fired at National Guardsmen patrolling in Minneapolis
The Minnesota National Guard said the men were hurt when several shots came from a light-colored SUV around 4:19 a.m. One was treated at a hospital for an injury for shattered glass, and the other Guard member’s injuries were described as superficial.
-
51 West Point cadets caught cheating must repeat a year
West Point said that of the 73 cases investigated by the cadet honor committee, six cadets resigned during the investigation, four were acquitted by a board of their peers, and two cases were dropped due to insufficient evidence.
-
The gear SFABs need for a diverse set of missions presents new challenges
Power, water, medical care and tactical mobility top the list of problems in need of inovative solutions.
-
Police mistreatment of Black service members common even before Virginia case
The traffic stop of Lt. Caron Nazario in rural Virginia was a grim reminder to many Black Americans that even being in military uniform doesn’t necessarily protect them from mistreatment by police.
-
Satisfaction with Army housing increasing, new survey shows
The Army’s 2021 Tenant Satisfaction Survey shows overall improvements, but a number of locations continue to struggle.
-
Army enacts changes on sex assault response, investigations and more after Fort Hood scandal
The Army has acknowledged that the problems at Fort Hood are not unique to that installation, and many of the changes coming out of the People First Task Force will be implemented across the service.
