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Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
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Third time’s the charm? Army makes changes to new fitness test after lawmakers’ concerns
“[Lawmakers] were informed so they wouldn’t be surprised by this. It’s been received very well,” said the Army’s top enlisted soldier. “We’re moving in the right direction.”
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Former Green Beret and son charged by Japan with helping former Nissan exec flee, jump bail
Prosecutors said the Taylors were formally charged with helping a criminal escape, although dates and other details of a trial were undecided
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Iran threatens ‘USS Cole-style attacks’ on Fort McNair and a top general, sources say
Communications intercepted by the National Security Agency in January showed that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard discussed mounting “USS Cole-style attacks” against the base in the nation’s capital, two U.S. intelligence officials told the AP.
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Second set of human remains found at Fort Bliss range, not believed to be those of missing soldier
The remains were found in the mid-afternoon Thursday by a citizen walking in the area.
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Retired Green Beret assaulted cop with flagpole during Capitol riot, charges allege
After McKellop’s military service ended in 2010, he worked as a contractor in Iraq, according to a person familiar with the case.
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Fort Bliss sergeant first class killed by stepson, police say
The sergeant first class was shot and killed after he allegedly assaulted his stepson’s mother, detectives say.
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General details next step for US Army’s future attack recon helicopter
The Army is pushing forward with its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program, preparing to pass through the Army Requirements Oversight Council gauntlet in April.
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US Army nears choosing first battalion for extended-range cannon
The Army is moving closer to fielding its new long-range cannon as it prepares to announce the first unit to receive the capability ahead of a yearlong operational assessment.
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AUSA names Holly Dailey new director of family readiness
Holly Dailey, well known to many in the Army family, is new family readiness director at AUSA.
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Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
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Third time’s the charm? Army makes changes to new fitness test after lawmakers’ concerns
“[Lawmakers] were informed so they wouldn’t be surprised by this. It’s been received very well,” said the Army’s top enlisted soldier. “We’re moving in the right direction.”
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Former Green Beret and son charged by Japan with helping former Nissan exec flee, jump bail
Prosecutors said the Taylors were formally charged with helping a criminal escape, although dates and other details of a trial were undecided
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Iran threatens ‘USS Cole-style attacks’ on Fort McNair and a top general, sources say
Communications intercepted by the National Security Agency in January showed that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard discussed mounting “USS Cole-style attacks” against the base in the nation’s capital, two U.S. intelligence officials told the AP.
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Second set of human remains found at Fort Bliss range, not believed to be those of missing soldier
The remains were found in the mid-afternoon Thursday by a citizen walking in the area.
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Retired Green Beret assaulted cop with flagpole during Capitol riot, charges allege
After McKellop’s military service ended in 2010, he worked as a contractor in Iraq, according to a person familiar with the case.
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Fort Bliss sergeant first class killed by stepson, police say
The sergeant first class was shot and killed after he allegedly assaulted his stepson’s mother, detectives say.
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General details next step for US Army’s future attack recon helicopter
The Army is pushing forward with its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program, preparing to pass through the Army Requirements Oversight Council gauntlet in April.
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US Army nears choosing first battalion for extended-range cannon
The Army is moving closer to fielding its new long-range cannon as it prepares to announce the first unit to receive the capability ahead of a yearlong operational assessment.
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AUSA names Holly Dailey new director of family readiness
Holly Dailey, well known to many in the Army family, is new family readiness director at AUSA.
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Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
-
Third time’s the charm? Army makes changes to new fitness test after lawmakers’ concerns
“[Lawmakers] were informed so they wouldn’t be surprised by this. It’s been received very well,” said the Army’s top enlisted soldier. “We’re moving in the right direction.”
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Former Green Beret and son charged by Japan with helping former Nissan exec flee, jump bail
Prosecutors said the Taylors were formally charged with helping a criminal escape, although dates and other details of a trial were undecided
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Iran threatens ‘USS Cole-style attacks’ on Fort McNair and a top general, sources say
Communications intercepted by the National Security Agency in January showed that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard discussed mounting “USS Cole-style attacks” against the base in the nation’s capital, two U.S. intelligence officials told the AP.
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Second set of human remains found at Fort Bliss range, not believed to be those of missing soldier
The remains were found in the mid-afternoon Thursday by a citizen walking in the area.
-
Retired Green Beret assaulted cop with flagpole during Capitol riot, charges allege
After McKellop’s military service ended in 2010, he worked as a contractor in Iraq, according to a person familiar with the case.
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Fort Bliss sergeant first class killed by stepson, police say
The sergeant first class was shot and killed after he allegedly assaulted his stepson’s mother, detectives say.
-
General details next step for US Army’s future attack recon helicopter
The Army is pushing forward with its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program, preparing to pass through the Army Requirements Oversight Council gauntlet in April.
-
US Army nears choosing first battalion for extended-range cannon
The Army is moving closer to fielding its new long-range cannon as it prepares to announce the first unit to receive the capability ahead of a yearlong operational assessment.
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AUSA names Holly Dailey new director of family readiness
Holly Dailey, well known to many in the Army family, is new family readiness director at AUSA.
