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Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
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Rejected Army applicant accused of shooting into joint recruiting center with Marines, sailors inside
James Cooper faces felony charges after being accused of firing a handgun into a recruiting station.
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Arlington funeral held for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie Adkins died in April at the age of 86 after developing the illness caused by the new coronavirus.
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Army issues face mask and the official name is so long it requires an acronym, because of course
The CCFCs will likely be available for purchase at the AAFES uniform stores later in FY2021.
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Active duty soldier, 43, dies of COVID-19 in Germany
A soldier who was quarantining at his home in Germany died of the virus on his way to the hospital when his conditions worsened, Army officials said.
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US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
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82nd Airborne’s special relationship with D-Day village endures virtually amid pandemic
COVID may have stopped the festivities, but not the spirit of the annual D-Day commemoration.
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Fort Hood regiment’s NTC rotation canceled in wake of scathing report on sexual harassment, fired leaders
The regiment will instead focus on building unit cohesion and trust.
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Army CID is burned out and mismanaged by military police leadership, special agents say
Military police officers are “trying to run CID units like normal Army units, and that is absolutely impossible to do,” one special agent said.
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Pandemic prompts Alaska National Guard to scale back Operation Santa Claus
This year’s edition of Operation Santa Claus didn’t have the pomp and grandeur of previous incarnations, but the mission of delivering gifts here and two other largely Alaska Native villages was completed with COVID-19 safety precautions in place.
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Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
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Rejected Army applicant accused of shooting into joint recruiting center with Marines, sailors inside
James Cooper faces felony charges after being accused of firing a handgun into a recruiting station.
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Arlington funeral held for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie Adkins died in April at the age of 86 after developing the illness caused by the new coronavirus.
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Army issues face mask and the official name is so long it requires an acronym, because of course
The CCFCs will likely be available for purchase at the AAFES uniform stores later in FY2021.
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Active duty soldier, 43, dies of COVID-19 in Germany
A soldier who was quarantining at his home in Germany died of the virus on his way to the hospital when his conditions worsened, Army officials said.
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US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
-
82nd Airborne’s special relationship with D-Day village endures virtually amid pandemic
COVID may have stopped the festivities, but not the spirit of the annual D-Day commemoration.
-
Fort Hood regiment’s NTC rotation canceled in wake of scathing report on sexual harassment, fired leaders
The regiment will instead focus on building unit cohesion and trust.
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Army CID is burned out and mismanaged by military police leadership, special agents say
Military police officers are “trying to run CID units like normal Army units, and that is absolutely impossible to do,” one special agent said.
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Pandemic prompts Alaska National Guard to scale back Operation Santa Claus
This year’s edition of Operation Santa Claus didn’t have the pomp and grandeur of previous incarnations, but the mission of delivering gifts here and two other largely Alaska Native villages was completed with COVID-19 safety precautions in place.
-
Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
-
Rejected Army applicant accused of shooting into joint recruiting center with Marines, sailors inside
James Cooper faces felony charges after being accused of firing a handgun into a recruiting station.
-
Arlington funeral held for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie Adkins died in April at the age of 86 after developing the illness caused by the new coronavirus.
-
Army issues face mask and the official name is so long it requires an acronym, because of course
The CCFCs will likely be available for purchase at the AAFES uniform stores later in FY2021.
-
Active duty soldier, 43, dies of COVID-19 in Germany
A soldier who was quarantining at his home in Germany died of the virus on his way to the hospital when his conditions worsened, Army officials said.
-
US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
-
82nd Airborne’s special relationship with D-Day village endures virtually amid pandemic
COVID may have stopped the festivities, but not the spirit of the annual D-Day commemoration.
-
Fort Hood regiment’s NTC rotation canceled in wake of scathing report on sexual harassment, fired leaders
The regiment will instead focus on building unit cohesion and trust.
-
Army CID is burned out and mismanaged by military police leadership, special agents say
Military police officers are “trying to run CID units like normal Army units, and that is absolutely impossible to do,” one special agent said.
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Pandemic prompts Alaska National Guard to scale back Operation Santa Claus
This year’s edition of Operation Santa Claus didn’t have the pomp and grandeur of previous incarnations, but the mission of delivering gifts here and two other largely Alaska Native villages was completed with COVID-19 safety precautions in place.
