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Up to 21,000 National Guard troops now authorized in DC for Biden inauguration
Guard members from all 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia, are deploying to the city.
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Norquist to serve as acting defense secretary; acting service secretaries named
The three current service comptrollers will serve as acting secretaries as well.
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Capitol riot was attack on ‘our constitutional democracy,’ Army leadership says
The Army’s ranking civilian leader, officer and enlisted soldier signed a statement Wednesday condemning the breach of the U.S. Capitol last week and warning soldiers that the military has no role in determining the outcomes of elections.
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Hero Capitol Police officer is a 101st Airborne veteran
Eugene Goodman served in the Army for four years and held back a violent crowd long enough for others to secure the Senate floor.
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National Guard troops are authorized to carry their weapons on Capitol grounds
Troops are authorized to carry their weapons, but they are not acting as law enforcement officers.
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Army identifies soldier killed during troop movement in Kuwait
One soldier died and two others were injured during a routine troop movement near Camp Buehring, Kuwait, on Jan. 11, according to Army Central Command.
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One week after deadly attack, Capitol Hill halls filled with National Guard troops instead of tourists and staffers
More than 6,000 guardsmen were on hand Wednesday as House lawmakers voted on a second impeachment vote against President Donald Trump.
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States begin activating National Guard after FBI warns of armed protests at capitols
Some governors activate Guard after FBI warning of armed protests at all 50 state capitols leading up to Inauguration Day.
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Top military leaders issue warning to troops after deadly Capitol insurrection
The Joint Chiefs reiterated their oath to the Constitution and condemned the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol building.
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After deadly Capitol riot, Army looking at which troops require security screening ahead of Biden inauguration
“We are working with the Secret Service to determine which service members supporting the national special security event for the Inauguration require additional background screening,” an Army spokesperson said.
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Up to 21,000 National Guard troops now authorized in DC for Biden inauguration
Guard members from all 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia, are deploying to the city.
-
Norquist to serve as acting defense secretary; acting service secretaries named
The three current service comptrollers will serve as acting secretaries as well.
-
Capitol riot was attack on ‘our constitutional democracy,’ Army leadership says
The Army’s ranking civilian leader, officer and enlisted soldier signed a statement Wednesday condemning the breach of the U.S. Capitol last week and warning soldiers that the military has no role in determining the outcomes of elections.
-
Hero Capitol Police officer is a 101st Airborne veteran
Eugene Goodman served in the Army for four years and held back a violent crowd long enough for others to secure the Senate floor.
-
National Guard troops are authorized to carry their weapons on Capitol grounds
Troops are authorized to carry their weapons, but they are not acting as law enforcement officers.
-
Army identifies soldier killed during troop movement in Kuwait
One soldier died and two others were injured during a routine troop movement near Camp Buehring, Kuwait, on Jan. 11, according to Army Central Command.
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One week after deadly attack, Capitol Hill halls filled with National Guard troops instead of tourists and staffers
More than 6,000 guardsmen were on hand Wednesday as House lawmakers voted on a second impeachment vote against President Donald Trump.
-
States begin activating National Guard after FBI warns of armed protests at capitols
Some governors activate Guard after FBI warning of armed protests at all 50 state capitols leading up to Inauguration Day.
-
Top military leaders issue warning to troops after deadly Capitol insurrection
The Joint Chiefs reiterated their oath to the Constitution and condemned the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol building.
-
After deadly Capitol riot, Army looking at which troops require security screening ahead of Biden inauguration
“We are working with the Secret Service to determine which service members supporting the national special security event for the Inauguration require additional background screening,” an Army spokesperson said.
-
Up to 21,000 National Guard troops now authorized in DC for Biden inauguration
Guard members from all 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia, are deploying to the city.
-
Norquist to serve as acting defense secretary; acting service secretaries named
The three current service comptrollers will serve as acting secretaries as well.
-
Capitol riot was attack on ‘our constitutional democracy,’ Army leadership says
The Army’s ranking civilian leader, officer and enlisted soldier signed a statement Wednesday condemning the breach of the U.S. Capitol last week and warning soldiers that the military has no role in determining the outcomes of elections.
-
Hero Capitol Police officer is a 101st Airborne veteran
Eugene Goodman served in the Army for four years and held back a violent crowd long enough for others to secure the Senate floor.
-
National Guard troops are authorized to carry their weapons on Capitol grounds
Troops are authorized to carry their weapons, but they are not acting as law enforcement officers.
-
Army identifies soldier killed during troop movement in Kuwait
One soldier died and two others were injured during a routine troop movement near Camp Buehring, Kuwait, on Jan. 11, according to Army Central Command.
-
One week after deadly attack, Capitol Hill halls filled with National Guard troops instead of tourists and staffers
More than 6,000 guardsmen were on hand Wednesday as House lawmakers voted on a second impeachment vote against President Donald Trump.
-
States begin activating National Guard after FBI warns of armed protests at capitols
Some governors activate Guard after FBI warning of armed protests at all 50 state capitols leading up to Inauguration Day.
-
Top military leaders issue warning to troops after deadly Capitol insurrection
The Joint Chiefs reiterated their oath to the Constitution and condemned the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol building.
-
After deadly Capitol riot, Army looking at which troops require security screening ahead of Biden inauguration
“We are working with the Secret Service to determine which service members supporting the national special security event for the Inauguration require additional background screening,” an Army spokesperson said.
