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101st Airborne commemorates 35th anniversary of division’s largest single-event loss of life
The new site was dedicated last year.
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28,500 troops affected as USFK ramps up to HPCON Charlie for greater Seoul metro area
HPCON Charlie indicates the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
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Simply sacking Fort Hood leaders doesn’t solve its problems, investigators say
“The problems at Fort Hood were not the result of one commander … but it was really the result of years of benign neglect,” said one committee member who looked at Fort Hood’s command climate.
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Dive teams, special agents return to Outer Banks in case of slain paratrooper
Army CID agents and FBI divers are currently conducting searches near the Cape Lookout National Seashore as part of the investigation into the May 2020 death of Spc. Enrique Roman-Martinez.
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Army Guard task force deploys to Wisconsin to fight COVID-19
Soldiers with Task Force 46 and associated medical personnel from the Army’s Medical Command at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and the 531st Hospital Center at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, have begun arriving in Wisconsin.
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Fort Hood report highlights Army CID’s failings there, and possibly elsewhere
The base CID detachment was “basically being used as a training ground,” said a former FBI inspector who served on the committee. “They had a difficult time, and it’s not their fault.”
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US Army launches design phase for Bradley replacement
The Army kicked off its concept design phase for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle with a virtual industry day ahead of the release of a request for proposals expected by the end of the month.
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Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
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Biden SECDEF choice, a recently retired general, says he’s prepared to embrace civilian mindset
Both President-elect Biden and his defense secretary pick made their cases for his nomination.
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Army secretary McCarthy could be asked to stay in Biden administration
McCarthy, who has served as Army secretary or undersecretary for most of the Trump administration, has generally received bipartisan support.
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101st Airborne commemorates 35th anniversary of division’s largest single-event loss of life
The new site was dedicated last year.
-
28,500 troops affected as USFK ramps up to HPCON Charlie for greater Seoul metro area
HPCON Charlie indicates the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
-
Simply sacking Fort Hood leaders doesn’t solve its problems, investigators say
“The problems at Fort Hood were not the result of one commander … but it was really the result of years of benign neglect,” said one committee member who looked at Fort Hood’s command climate.
-
Dive teams, special agents return to Outer Banks in case of slain paratrooper
Army CID agents and FBI divers are currently conducting searches near the Cape Lookout National Seashore as part of the investigation into the May 2020 death of Spc. Enrique Roman-Martinez.
-
Army Guard task force deploys to Wisconsin to fight COVID-19
Soldiers with Task Force 46 and associated medical personnel from the Army’s Medical Command at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and the 531st Hospital Center at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, have begun arriving in Wisconsin.
-
Fort Hood report highlights Army CID’s failings there, and possibly elsewhere
The base CID detachment was “basically being used as a training ground,” said a former FBI inspector who served on the committee. “They had a difficult time, and it’s not their fault.”
-
US Army launches design phase for Bradley replacement
The Army kicked off its concept design phase for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle with a virtual industry day ahead of the release of a request for proposals expected by the end of the month.
-
Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
-
Biden SECDEF choice, a recently retired general, says he’s prepared to embrace civilian mindset
Both President-elect Biden and his defense secretary pick made their cases for his nomination.
-
Army secretary McCarthy could be asked to stay in Biden administration
McCarthy, who has served as Army secretary or undersecretary for most of the Trump administration, has generally received bipartisan support.
-
101st Airborne commemorates 35th anniversary of division’s largest single-event loss of life
The new site was dedicated last year.
-
28,500 troops affected as USFK ramps up to HPCON Charlie for greater Seoul metro area
HPCON Charlie indicates the risk is substantial and there has been sustained community transmission.
-
Simply sacking Fort Hood leaders doesn’t solve its problems, investigators say
“The problems at Fort Hood were not the result of one commander … but it was really the result of years of benign neglect,” said one committee member who looked at Fort Hood’s command climate.
-
Dive teams, special agents return to Outer Banks in case of slain paratrooper
Army CID agents and FBI divers are currently conducting searches near the Cape Lookout National Seashore as part of the investigation into the May 2020 death of Spc. Enrique Roman-Martinez.
-
Army Guard task force deploys to Wisconsin to fight COVID-19
Soldiers with Task Force 46 and associated medical personnel from the Army’s Medical Command at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and the 531st Hospital Center at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, have begun arriving in Wisconsin.
-
Fort Hood report highlights Army CID’s failings there, and possibly elsewhere
The base CID detachment was “basically being used as a training ground,” said a former FBI inspector who served on the committee. “They had a difficult time, and it’s not their fault.”
-
US Army launches design phase for Bradley replacement
The Army kicked off its concept design phase for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle with a virtual industry day ahead of the release of a request for proposals expected by the end of the month.
-
Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
-
Biden SECDEF choice, a recently retired general, says he’s prepared to embrace civilian mindset
Both President-elect Biden and his defense secretary pick made their cases for his nomination.
-
Army secretary McCarthy could be asked to stay in Biden administration
McCarthy, who has served as Army secretary or undersecretary for most of the Trump administration, has generally received bipartisan support.
