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Two-star wants to ease the civilian-to-soldier transition during Army basic training
Basic training is “not getting softer,” Maj. Gen. Lonnie G. Hibbard declared.
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Army battalion commander under investigation for political social media posts
Lt. Col. Joseph Cannon faces an Army investigation for his Facebook posts.
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Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
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Fort Bragg reverses stance: Administrator responsible for sexual posts from its Twitter account
“An administrator for the account identified himself as the source of the tweets,” a corps-level spokesman said.
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USFK: 7 service members from US test positive for COVID-19
USFK policy dictates that all service members arriving in South Korea must undergo a COVID-19 test and then remain quarantined for at least 14 days.
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The investigation of a parachute accident, new squad weapons, and jetpack assault teams ― The Briefing 10.22.20
Questions about Army parachute procedures arise after a tragic accident involving a Green Beret. New squad weapons are on track to be delivered to troops, and learn about the latest development in the case of the deadly AAV accident.
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AUSA: Highlights from the US Army’s annual conference
Even an ongoing pandemic couldn’t stop the U.S. Army’s largest annual conference. Here’s a wrap-up of news from the show.
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AUSA: Highlights from the US Army’s annual conference
Find out what stood out at the U.S. Army’s largest annual conference.
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Fort Bragg says its Twitter account was ‘hacked’
“We don’t know how the account was [hacked]. It’s possible someone was able to guess the password,” according to an Army official.
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Senators ask for pause on Army’s new fitness test, call it ‘premature’
“Clearly, rolling out this new test is premature,” two senators said in a letter.
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Two-star wants to ease the civilian-to-soldier transition during Army basic training
Basic training is “not getting softer,” Maj. Gen. Lonnie G. Hibbard declared.
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Army battalion commander under investigation for political social media posts
Lt. Col. Joseph Cannon faces an Army investigation for his Facebook posts.
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Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
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Fort Bragg reverses stance: Administrator responsible for sexual posts from its Twitter account
“An administrator for the account identified himself as the source of the tweets,” a corps-level spokesman said.
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USFK: 7 service members from US test positive for COVID-19
USFK policy dictates that all service members arriving in South Korea must undergo a COVID-19 test and then remain quarantined for at least 14 days.
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The investigation of a parachute accident, new squad weapons, and jetpack assault teams ― The Briefing 10.22.20
Questions about Army parachute procedures arise after a tragic accident involving a Green Beret. New squad weapons are on track to be delivered to troops, and learn about the latest development in the case of the deadly AAV accident.
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AUSA: Highlights from the US Army’s annual conference
Even an ongoing pandemic couldn’t stop the U.S. Army’s largest annual conference. Here’s a wrap-up of news from the show.
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AUSA: Highlights from the US Army’s annual conference
Find out what stood out at the U.S. Army’s largest annual conference.
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Fort Bragg says its Twitter account was ‘hacked’
“We don’t know how the account was [hacked]. It’s possible someone was able to guess the password,” according to an Army official.
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Senators ask for pause on Army’s new fitness test, call it ‘premature’
“Clearly, rolling out this new test is premature,” two senators said in a letter.
-
Two-star wants to ease the civilian-to-soldier transition during Army basic training
Basic training is “not getting softer,” Maj. Gen. Lonnie G. Hibbard declared.
-
Army battalion commander under investigation for political social media posts
Lt. Col. Joseph Cannon faces an Army investigation for his Facebook posts.
-
Military families are seeing some progress in their fight for tenant rights
A pilot program is providing seven-year maintenance histories to housing residents at some installations.
-
Fort Bragg reverses stance: Administrator responsible for sexual posts from its Twitter account
“An administrator for the account identified himself as the source of the tweets,” a corps-level spokesman said.
-
USFK: 7 service members from US test positive for COVID-19
USFK policy dictates that all service members arriving in South Korea must undergo a COVID-19 test and then remain quarantined for at least 14 days.
-
The investigation of a parachute accident, new squad weapons, and jetpack assault teams ― The Briefing 10.22.20
Questions about Army parachute procedures arise after a tragic accident involving a Green Beret. New squad weapons are on track to be delivered to troops, and learn about the latest development in the case of the deadly AAV accident.
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AUSA: Highlights from the US Army’s annual conference
Even an ongoing pandemic couldn’t stop the U.S. Army’s largest annual conference. Here’s a wrap-up of news from the show.
-
AUSA: Highlights from the US Army’s annual conference
Find out what stood out at the U.S. Army’s largest annual conference.
-
Fort Bragg says its Twitter account was ‘hacked’
“We don’t know how the account was [hacked]. It’s possible someone was able to guess the password,” according to an Army official.
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Senators ask for pause on Army’s new fitness test, call it ‘premature’
“Clearly, rolling out this new test is premature,” two senators said in a letter.
