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Army Alaska wants to recruit cold-weather lovers and have them train with Norwegians, Indians in Himalayas
Army Alaska wants to source more volunteers from soldiers still in training, rather than rely solely on picking soldiers at random to head to its northern outposts.
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National Guard distributing coronavirus vaccine in 26 states
National Guard officials from Ohio, West Virginia, and Oklahoma spoke about their state’s plans to distribute the coronavirus vaccine in a Monday press conference.
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More Idaho National Guard soldiers tapped for COVID-19 help
The 250 soldiers help with mobile testing support, facility decontamination and COVID-19 screenings.
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Army suspends battalion command team in South Korea amid racism investigation
The command team of the 602nd Aviation Support Battalion is temporarily suspended pending the results of command and criminal investigations.
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Arlington service set for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins was awarded the nation’s highest military in 2014 for his heroic service in Vietnam. He died in April after falling ill at age 86.
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2020 saw the Guard used the most since World War II. Is a retention crisis looming?
A retention crisis may be over the horizon for the National Guard after an unprecedented workload in 2020.
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Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday
After the approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine on Friday evening, Operation Warp Speed’s distribution plans sprung into effect.
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‘Race matters’: Austin advocates tout his historic candidacy in the face of other concerns
Advocates of Lloyd Austin for defense secretary are asking lawmakers to think hard about another topic: the general’s race.
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Light tank prototypes arrive at Fort Bragg for soldier evaluation
Mobile Protected Firepower prototypes will be put through the paces with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, at the start of the new year.
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What Army leadership should do besides reading the Fort Hood report
Social media users share thoughts about what the Army should do beyond reading the Fort Hood report on CID.
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Army Alaska wants to recruit cold-weather lovers and have them train with Norwegians, Indians in Himalayas
Army Alaska wants to source more volunteers from soldiers still in training, rather than rely solely on picking soldiers at random to head to its northern outposts.
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National Guard distributing coronavirus vaccine in 26 states
National Guard officials from Ohio, West Virginia, and Oklahoma spoke about their state’s plans to distribute the coronavirus vaccine in a Monday press conference.
-
More Idaho National Guard soldiers tapped for COVID-19 help
The 250 soldiers help with mobile testing support, facility decontamination and COVID-19 screenings.
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Army suspends battalion command team in South Korea amid racism investigation
The command team of the 602nd Aviation Support Battalion is temporarily suspended pending the results of command and criminal investigations.
-
Arlington service set for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins was awarded the nation’s highest military in 2014 for his heroic service in Vietnam. He died in April after falling ill at age 86.
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2020 saw the Guard used the most since World War II. Is a retention crisis looming?
A retention crisis may be over the horizon for the National Guard after an unprecedented workload in 2020.
-
Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday
After the approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine on Friday evening, Operation Warp Speed’s distribution plans sprung into effect.
-
‘Race matters’: Austin advocates tout his historic candidacy in the face of other concerns
Advocates of Lloyd Austin for defense secretary are asking lawmakers to think hard about another topic: the general’s race.
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Light tank prototypes arrive at Fort Bragg for soldier evaluation
Mobile Protected Firepower prototypes will be put through the paces with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, at the start of the new year.
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What Army leadership should do besides reading the Fort Hood report
Social media users share thoughts about what the Army should do beyond reading the Fort Hood report on CID.
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Army Alaska wants to recruit cold-weather lovers and have them train with Norwegians, Indians in Himalayas
Army Alaska wants to source more volunteers from soldiers still in training, rather than rely solely on picking soldiers at random to head to its northern outposts.
-
National Guard distributing coronavirus vaccine in 26 states
National Guard officials from Ohio, West Virginia, and Oklahoma spoke about their state’s plans to distribute the coronavirus vaccine in a Monday press conference.
-
More Idaho National Guard soldiers tapped for COVID-19 help
The 250 soldiers help with mobile testing support, facility decontamination and COVID-19 screenings.
-
Army suspends battalion command team in South Korea amid racism investigation
The command team of the 602nd Aviation Support Battalion is temporarily suspended pending the results of command and criminal investigations.
-
Arlington service set for Medal of Honor recipient who died from COVID-19
Retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins was awarded the nation’s highest military in 2014 for his heroic service in Vietnam. He died in April after falling ill at age 86.
-
2020 saw the Guard used the most since World War II. Is a retention crisis looming?
A retention crisis may be over the horizon for the National Guard after an unprecedented workload in 2020.
-
Army general says COVID-19 vaccines will begin arriving across the country as early as Monday
After the approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine on Friday evening, Operation Warp Speed’s distribution plans sprung into effect.
-
‘Race matters’: Austin advocates tout his historic candidacy in the face of other concerns
Advocates of Lloyd Austin for defense secretary are asking lawmakers to think hard about another topic: the general’s race.
-
Light tank prototypes arrive at Fort Bragg for soldier evaluation
Mobile Protected Firepower prototypes will be put through the paces with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, at the start of the new year.
-
What Army leadership should do besides reading the Fort Hood report
Social media users share thoughts about what the Army should do beyond reading the Fort Hood report on CID.
