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Congress clashes with Army over purchasing cargo helicopters
In FY21 spending bills, Congress is continuing to push back on the Army’s decision to curb fielding the latest CH-47 variant to the active force.
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Fort Hood leaders meet with Vanessa Guillen’s family, say gate will be named in her honor
During the Tuesday visit, Guillen’s family met with the III Corps and Fort Hood commander, Lt. Gen. Pat White, and deputy commander, Maj. Gen. John Richardson.
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Why I chose to serve in the military
Veterans share what made them sign up to serve in the U.S. military.
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Fate of Iraq War hero Alwyn Cashe’s Medal of Honor now rests with the White House
Cashe died in 2005 from injuries sustained while trying to save his men from a burning Bradley Fighting Vehicle,
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Fort Sill drill sergeant publicly rebuked by 3-star general for inappropriate TikTok
Staff Sgt. Trayon Wallace’s profane criticism of Army policy was publicly recognized by Lt. Gen. Ted Martin, the TRADOC deputy commanding general.
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Tennessee Guardsmen have administered over 500K virus tests
There are currently 500 Tennessee soldiers and airmen helping administer tests across the state.
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‘Always do the right thing’: Mark Esper issues his last memo to the force
The former defense secretary thanked for the force for upholding their values and urged them to “always do the right thing.”
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The Army looks at mass recharging for drone swarms
Options include tethered and future untethered charging.
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Two Fort Carson staff sergeants charged in child prostitution sting
An undercover investigation ended with the arrests of two Army staff sergeants assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado, in late October.
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Exclusive: Esper, on his way out, says he was no yes man
Defense Secretary Mark Esper called Military Times for a lengthy discussion of his time in office.
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Congress clashes with Army over purchasing cargo helicopters
In FY21 spending bills, Congress is continuing to push back on the Army’s decision to curb fielding the latest CH-47 variant to the active force.
-
Fort Hood leaders meet with Vanessa Guillen’s family, say gate will be named in her honor
During the Tuesday visit, Guillen’s family met with the III Corps and Fort Hood commander, Lt. Gen. Pat White, and deputy commander, Maj. Gen. John Richardson.
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Why I chose to serve in the military
Veterans share what made them sign up to serve in the U.S. military.
-
Fate of Iraq War hero Alwyn Cashe’s Medal of Honor now rests with the White House
Cashe died in 2005 from injuries sustained while trying to save his men from a burning Bradley Fighting Vehicle,
-
Fort Sill drill sergeant publicly rebuked by 3-star general for inappropriate TikTok
Staff Sgt. Trayon Wallace’s profane criticism of Army policy was publicly recognized by Lt. Gen. Ted Martin, the TRADOC deputy commanding general.
-
Tennessee Guardsmen have administered over 500K virus tests
There are currently 500 Tennessee soldiers and airmen helping administer tests across the state.
-
‘Always do the right thing’: Mark Esper issues his last memo to the force
The former defense secretary thanked for the force for upholding their values and urged them to “always do the right thing.”
-
The Army looks at mass recharging for drone swarms
Options include tethered and future untethered charging.
-
Two Fort Carson staff sergeants charged in child prostitution sting
An undercover investigation ended with the arrests of two Army staff sergeants assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado, in late October.
-
Exclusive: Esper, on his way out, says he was no yes man
Defense Secretary Mark Esper called Military Times for a lengthy discussion of his time in office.
-
Congress clashes with Army over purchasing cargo helicopters
In FY21 spending bills, Congress is continuing to push back on the Army’s decision to curb fielding the latest CH-47 variant to the active force.
-
Fort Hood leaders meet with Vanessa Guillen’s family, say gate will be named in her honor
During the Tuesday visit, Guillen’s family met with the III Corps and Fort Hood commander, Lt. Gen. Pat White, and deputy commander, Maj. Gen. John Richardson.
-
Why I chose to serve in the military
Veterans share what made them sign up to serve in the U.S. military.
-
Fate of Iraq War hero Alwyn Cashe’s Medal of Honor now rests with the White House
Cashe died in 2005 from injuries sustained while trying to save his men from a burning Bradley Fighting Vehicle,
-
Fort Sill drill sergeant publicly rebuked by 3-star general for inappropriate TikTok
Staff Sgt. Trayon Wallace’s profane criticism of Army policy was publicly recognized by Lt. Gen. Ted Martin, the TRADOC deputy commanding general.
-
Tennessee Guardsmen have administered over 500K virus tests
There are currently 500 Tennessee soldiers and airmen helping administer tests across the state.
-
‘Always do the right thing’: Mark Esper issues his last memo to the force
The former defense secretary thanked for the force for upholding their values and urged them to “always do the right thing.”
-
The Army looks at mass recharging for drone swarms
Options include tethered and future untethered charging.
-
Two Fort Carson staff sergeants charged in child prostitution sting
An undercover investigation ended with the arrests of two Army staff sergeants assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado, in late October.
-
Exclusive: Esper, on his way out, says he was no yes man
Defense Secretary Mark Esper called Military Times for a lengthy discussion of his time in office.
