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Fort Bragg infantryman dies in barracks
Foul play and the coronavirus are not suspected causes of death, said an 82nd Airborne Division official.
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Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
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Army identifies 5 soldiers killed in Sinai UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash
The five soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash while on a peacekeeping mission.
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Lawmakers want US Army to quicken purchase of Arctic-capable vehicles
The Army should move faster to get vehicles that can operate in harsh Arctic conditions, Senate appropriators said in the Defense Subcommittee’s version of the FY21 defense spending bill.
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Puerto Rico activating National Guard to fight COVID-19, unarmed troops to help enforce curfew
The National Guard is being activated to help enforce a curfew in Puerto Rico.
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Iron Dome batteries activated to fill cruise missile defense gap
The units that will operate the Army’s interim cruise missile defense capability — Israel’s Iron Dome system — are activated.
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Thieves target 4 disabled veterans’ trucks outside a Houston Marine Corps ball
All of the victims had disabled veteran license plates and all drove trucks.
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Former Army officer who stole $1.4 million from his veterans charity gets 3 years in prison
Creed received one of the toughest sentences the judge said they had ever dispensed in a fraud case.
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Army breaks ground on new soldier performance institute
The institute will measure performance at both the individual and team level to set baselines across the Army.
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Pathfinder School at Fort Benning slated to officially get the ax
Pathfinder is the only badge producing course being eliminated, according to Army officials.
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Fort Bragg infantryman dies in barracks
Foul play and the coronavirus are not suspected causes of death, said an 82nd Airborne Division official.
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Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
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Army identifies 5 soldiers killed in Sinai UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash
The five soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash while on a peacekeeping mission.
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Lawmakers want US Army to quicken purchase of Arctic-capable vehicles
The Army should move faster to get vehicles that can operate in harsh Arctic conditions, Senate appropriators said in the Defense Subcommittee’s version of the FY21 defense spending bill.
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Puerto Rico activating National Guard to fight COVID-19, unarmed troops to help enforce curfew
The National Guard is being activated to help enforce a curfew in Puerto Rico.
-
Iron Dome batteries activated to fill cruise missile defense gap
The units that will operate the Army’s interim cruise missile defense capability — Israel’s Iron Dome system — are activated.
-
Thieves target 4 disabled veterans’ trucks outside a Houston Marine Corps ball
All of the victims had disabled veteran license plates and all drove trucks.
-
Former Army officer who stole $1.4 million from his veterans charity gets 3 years in prison
Creed received one of the toughest sentences the judge said they had ever dispensed in a fraud case.
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Army breaks ground on new soldier performance institute
The institute will measure performance at both the individual and team level to set baselines across the Army.
-
Pathfinder School at Fort Benning slated to officially get the ax
Pathfinder is the only badge producing course being eliminated, according to Army officials.
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Fort Bragg infantryman dies in barracks
Foul play and the coronavirus are not suspected causes of death, said an 82nd Airborne Division official.
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Father and son, both active duty officers, graduate Ranger School exactly 35 years apart
“I’ve served in the best units in the Army,” Chaplain (Maj.) Charlie Shields said. “But I told my wife, I think I’m prouder of the fact that my son is a second-generation Ranger than of anything I did.”
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Army identifies 5 soldiers killed in Sinai UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash
The five soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash while on a peacekeeping mission.
-
Lawmakers want US Army to quicken purchase of Arctic-capable vehicles
The Army should move faster to get vehicles that can operate in harsh Arctic conditions, Senate appropriators said in the Defense Subcommittee’s version of the FY21 defense spending bill.
-
Puerto Rico activating National Guard to fight COVID-19, unarmed troops to help enforce curfew
The National Guard is being activated to help enforce a curfew in Puerto Rico.
-
Iron Dome batteries activated to fill cruise missile defense gap
The units that will operate the Army’s interim cruise missile defense capability — Israel’s Iron Dome system — are activated.
-
Thieves target 4 disabled veterans’ trucks outside a Houston Marine Corps ball
All of the victims had disabled veteran license plates and all drove trucks.
-
Former Army officer who stole $1.4 million from his veterans charity gets 3 years in prison
Creed received one of the toughest sentences the judge said they had ever dispensed in a fraud case.
-
Army breaks ground on new soldier performance institute
The institute will measure performance at both the individual and team level to set baselines across the Army.
-
Pathfinder School at Fort Benning slated to officially get the ax
Pathfinder is the only badge producing course being eliminated, according to Army officials.
