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Alaska Guardsmen return home from landslide search and rescue
Members of the Army National Guard responded when a landslide destroyed homes and left people missing in Haines, Alaska.
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Virus outbreak at Fort Bliss alarms New Mexico leaders
Seventy infantry soldiers had tested positive for the coronavirus as of Dec. 7, a jump from just 10 on Dec. 4.
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Fourteen leaders relieved or suspended after scathing report on Fort Hood
Fort Hood leadership knew or should have known of the high risk of harm to female soldiers, according to the report.
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Defense bill would pause Army Combat Fitness Test roll-out pending an independent study
The legislation requires that the ACFT be halted until the secretary of the Army receives the results of an independent study.
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Dozens of AFRICOM-bound troops in limbo since mid-October
Nearly 40 Army troops have been stuck in quarantine limbo awaiting deployment to east Africa since October.
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Trump to attend the Army-Navy game at West Point, official says
The game on Saturday at the U.S. Military Academy’s homefield in West Point, New York, will mark the first time the storied rivalry will be held at an academy’s field since 1943.
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Irregular warfare authorities expand in defense budget
The authority is used to support foreign forces, groups or individuals helping U.S. commandos who are engaged in approved irregular warfare operations.
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Pearl Harbor dead remembered in ceremony shrunk by pandemic
The U.S. military streamed the ceremony live online for survivors and others unable to attend in person.
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Autopsy: Fort Bragg soldier found dead in North Carolina was decapitated
Autopsy revealed that Spc. Enrique Roman-Martinez, a paratrooper who disappeared from a camping trip in May, was decapitated.
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Family of Army reservist shot in Maryland recall his life
A family and an Army Reserve unit are in mourning after Spc. Pedro Chesley was shot and killed in Baltimore on Nov. 21.
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Alaska Guardsmen return home from landslide search and rescue
Members of the Army National Guard responded when a landslide destroyed homes and left people missing in Haines, Alaska.
-
Virus outbreak at Fort Bliss alarms New Mexico leaders
Seventy infantry soldiers had tested positive for the coronavirus as of Dec. 7, a jump from just 10 on Dec. 4.
-
Fourteen leaders relieved or suspended after scathing report on Fort Hood
Fort Hood leadership knew or should have known of the high risk of harm to female soldiers, according to the report.
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Defense bill would pause Army Combat Fitness Test roll-out pending an independent study
The legislation requires that the ACFT be halted until the secretary of the Army receives the results of an independent study.
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Dozens of AFRICOM-bound troops in limbo since mid-October
Nearly 40 Army troops have been stuck in quarantine limbo awaiting deployment to east Africa since October.
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Trump to attend the Army-Navy game at West Point, official says
The game on Saturday at the U.S. Military Academy’s homefield in West Point, New York, will mark the first time the storied rivalry will be held at an academy’s field since 1943.
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Irregular warfare authorities expand in defense budget
The authority is used to support foreign forces, groups or individuals helping U.S. commandos who are engaged in approved irregular warfare operations.
-
Pearl Harbor dead remembered in ceremony shrunk by pandemic
The U.S. military streamed the ceremony live online for survivors and others unable to attend in person.
-
Autopsy: Fort Bragg soldier found dead in North Carolina was decapitated
Autopsy revealed that Spc. Enrique Roman-Martinez, a paratrooper who disappeared from a camping trip in May, was decapitated.
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Family of Army reservist shot in Maryland recall his life
A family and an Army Reserve unit are in mourning after Spc. Pedro Chesley was shot and killed in Baltimore on Nov. 21.
-
Alaska Guardsmen return home from landslide search and rescue
Members of the Army National Guard responded when a landslide destroyed homes and left people missing in Haines, Alaska.
-
Virus outbreak at Fort Bliss alarms New Mexico leaders
Seventy infantry soldiers had tested positive for the coronavirus as of Dec. 7, a jump from just 10 on Dec. 4.
-
Fourteen leaders relieved or suspended after scathing report on Fort Hood
Fort Hood leadership knew or should have known of the high risk of harm to female soldiers, according to the report.
-
Defense bill would pause Army Combat Fitness Test roll-out pending an independent study
The legislation requires that the ACFT be halted until the secretary of the Army receives the results of an independent study.
-
Dozens of AFRICOM-bound troops in limbo since mid-October
Nearly 40 Army troops have been stuck in quarantine limbo awaiting deployment to east Africa since October.
-
Trump to attend the Army-Navy game at West Point, official says
The game on Saturday at the U.S. Military Academy’s homefield in West Point, New York, will mark the first time the storied rivalry will be held at an academy’s field since 1943.
-
Irregular warfare authorities expand in defense budget
The authority is used to support foreign forces, groups or individuals helping U.S. commandos who are engaged in approved irregular warfare operations.
-
Pearl Harbor dead remembered in ceremony shrunk by pandemic
The U.S. military streamed the ceremony live online for survivors and others unable to attend in person.
-
Autopsy: Fort Bragg soldier found dead in North Carolina was decapitated
Autopsy revealed that Spc. Enrique Roman-Martinez, a paratrooper who disappeared from a camping trip in May, was decapitated.
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Family of Army reservist shot in Maryland recall his life
A family and an Army Reserve unit are in mourning after Spc. Pedro Chesley was shot and killed in Baltimore on Nov. 21.
