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Army’s new Arctic strategy takes shape in Alaska’s frigid interior
“Up here, in a matter of hours, if you haven’t taken steps to make sure you’ve got liquid water, you’ve got an ice block.”
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31st MEU tests artificial intelligence sensing gear to help Marines, soldiers see invisible threats
Squad-size units will create their own “electronic-surveillance bubble.”
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Shooting, stabbing involving soldiers puts nightlife near Fort Bliss under scrutiny
“I have no doubt that this area of town will be reviewed during the next meeting,” a Fort Bliss official said.
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Army’s 1st Black Ranger instructor remembered for fighting crime in Columbus, Georgia
Milton “Davey” Lockett Jr. was inducted into the Rangers’ Hall of Fame in 2001. After he died in 2018, the Columbus Police Department named its community room for him.
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Supreme Court clears way for ex-Green Beret’s extradition to Japan in smuggling case
The U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and his son are accused of helping former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn flee Japan last year with Ghosn tucked away in a box on a private jet.
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Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
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Former NSA director, retired top officers ask Supreme Court to declare military draft unconstitutional
The case could upend the Selective Service System.
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Panelists selected, now work on renaming military sites honoring Confederate leaders will begin
Defense Department officials and congressional leaders on Friday named the eight-person panel charged with reviewing and replacing the names.
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Army looking at ways to ‘account for biological differences’ with new fitness test
A letter penned by two senators this fall stated that Army data shows “a consistent” 65 percent failure rate for women and 10 percent failure rate for men.
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Man gets 60 years in prison for 2018 slaying at Fort Stewart
Stafon Jamar Davis was sentenced in the July 2018 slaying of Abree Boykin.
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Army’s new Arctic strategy takes shape in Alaska’s frigid interior
“Up here, in a matter of hours, if you haven’t taken steps to make sure you’ve got liquid water, you’ve got an ice block.”
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31st MEU tests artificial intelligence sensing gear to help Marines, soldiers see invisible threats
Squad-size units will create their own “electronic-surveillance bubble.”
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Shooting, stabbing involving soldiers puts nightlife near Fort Bliss under scrutiny
“I have no doubt that this area of town will be reviewed during the next meeting,” a Fort Bliss official said.
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Army’s 1st Black Ranger instructor remembered for fighting crime in Columbus, Georgia
Milton “Davey” Lockett Jr. was inducted into the Rangers’ Hall of Fame in 2001. After he died in 2018, the Columbus Police Department named its community room for him.
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Supreme Court clears way for ex-Green Beret’s extradition to Japan in smuggling case
The U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and his son are accused of helping former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn flee Japan last year with Ghosn tucked away in a box on a private jet.
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Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
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Former NSA director, retired top officers ask Supreme Court to declare military draft unconstitutional
The case could upend the Selective Service System.
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Panelists selected, now work on renaming military sites honoring Confederate leaders will begin
Defense Department officials and congressional leaders on Friday named the eight-person panel charged with reviewing and replacing the names.
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Army looking at ways to ‘account for biological differences’ with new fitness test
A letter penned by two senators this fall stated that Army data shows “a consistent” 65 percent failure rate for women and 10 percent failure rate for men.
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Man gets 60 years in prison for 2018 slaying at Fort Stewart
Stafon Jamar Davis was sentenced in the July 2018 slaying of Abree Boykin.
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Army’s new Arctic strategy takes shape in Alaska’s frigid interior
“Up here, in a matter of hours, if you haven’t taken steps to make sure you’ve got liquid water, you’ve got an ice block.”
-
31st MEU tests artificial intelligence sensing gear to help Marines, soldiers see invisible threats
Squad-size units will create their own “electronic-surveillance bubble.”
-
Shooting, stabbing involving soldiers puts nightlife near Fort Bliss under scrutiny
“I have no doubt that this area of town will be reviewed during the next meeting,” a Fort Bliss official said.
-
Army’s 1st Black Ranger instructor remembered for fighting crime in Columbus, Georgia
Milton “Davey” Lockett Jr. was inducted into the Rangers’ Hall of Fame in 2001. After he died in 2018, the Columbus Police Department named its community room for him.
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Supreme Court clears way for ex-Green Beret’s extradition to Japan in smuggling case
The U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and his son are accused of helping former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn flee Japan last year with Ghosn tucked away in a box on a private jet.
-
Iraqis, Syrians still rely on coalition airpower as troop levels wane
Coalition aircraft conducted dozens of airstrikes and provided aerial intelligence gathering in both countries during the final months of 2020.
-
Former NSA director, retired top officers ask Supreme Court to declare military draft unconstitutional
The case could upend the Selective Service System.
-
Panelists selected, now work on renaming military sites honoring Confederate leaders will begin
Defense Department officials and congressional leaders on Friday named the eight-person panel charged with reviewing and replacing the names.
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Army looking at ways to ‘account for biological differences’ with new fitness test
A letter penned by two senators this fall stated that Army data shows “a consistent” 65 percent failure rate for women and 10 percent failure rate for men.
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Man gets 60 years in prison for 2018 slaying at Fort Stewart
Stafon Jamar Davis was sentenced in the July 2018 slaying of Abree Boykin.
