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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
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First survey of West Point cadets’ attitudes about civil-military relations raises concerns
Researchers affiliated with West Point completed a rare survey of civil-military relations attitudes among cadets.
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Conflict in the Caucasus, recent exercise reinforce modernization needs, Army chief says
“I see [armored vehicles] in the future, because you’ve got to protect the soldiers when you move around on a very lethal battlefield,” the Army chief of staff said.
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Army’s ground combat center is developing new methods, formations for the next war
The job of figuring out where new technological advances, doctrine and tactics meet is at the epicenter of innovations in ground combat — the Maneuver Center of Excellence.
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Soldier’s badass Van Halen tribute goes viral
A soldier performed a tribute in honor of the late Eddie Van Halen.
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Joint Base Lewis-McChord hospital commander under investigation
The investigation is being handled by the Army’s Criminal Investigative Division, an I Corps official said.
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End-strength goal met, with growth in diversity this year, Army says
The active-duty Army met its end-strength goal this year of 485,000 soldiers, and leadership expects that target number to increase by about 1,500 in 2021. This year’s growth included modest increases in the number of women recruits and those from minority backgrounds.
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Green Beret’s free-fall death spotlights concerns, sparks working group
The Green Beret team sergeant had transitioned to a new parachute deployment method several days before the mishap that took his life.
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Alabama man accused of shining laser at military aircraft at Cairns Army Airfield
Dale County, Alabama, deputies were called to Cairns Army Airfield about a person shining a laser and a high-powered spotlight into the cockpit of an aircraft.
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Soldiers who appeared at Democratic convention won’t be disciplined, but supervisor will
Army Reserve officials said the supervisor was at fault for the violation of rules regarding politicking in uniform.
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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
-
First survey of West Point cadets’ attitudes about civil-military relations raises concerns
Researchers affiliated with West Point completed a rare survey of civil-military relations attitudes among cadets.
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Conflict in the Caucasus, recent exercise reinforce modernization needs, Army chief says
“I see [armored vehicles] in the future, because you’ve got to protect the soldiers when you move around on a very lethal battlefield,” the Army chief of staff said.
-
Army’s ground combat center is developing new methods, formations for the next war
The job of figuring out where new technological advances, doctrine and tactics meet is at the epicenter of innovations in ground combat — the Maneuver Center of Excellence.
-
Soldier’s badass Van Halen tribute goes viral
A soldier performed a tribute in honor of the late Eddie Van Halen.
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Joint Base Lewis-McChord hospital commander under investigation
The investigation is being handled by the Army’s Criminal Investigative Division, an I Corps official said.
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End-strength goal met, with growth in diversity this year, Army says
The active-duty Army met its end-strength goal this year of 485,000 soldiers, and leadership expects that target number to increase by about 1,500 in 2021. This year’s growth included modest increases in the number of women recruits and those from minority backgrounds.
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Green Beret’s free-fall death spotlights concerns, sparks working group
The Green Beret team sergeant had transitioned to a new parachute deployment method several days before the mishap that took his life.
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Alabama man accused of shining laser at military aircraft at Cairns Army Airfield
Dale County, Alabama, deputies were called to Cairns Army Airfield about a person shining a laser and a high-powered spotlight into the cockpit of an aircraft.
-
Soldiers who appeared at Democratic convention won’t be disciplined, but supervisor will
Army Reserve officials said the supervisor was at fault for the violation of rules regarding politicking in uniform.
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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
-
First survey of West Point cadets’ attitudes about civil-military relations raises concerns
Researchers affiliated with West Point completed a rare survey of civil-military relations attitudes among cadets.
-
Conflict in the Caucasus, recent exercise reinforce modernization needs, Army chief says
“I see [armored vehicles] in the future, because you’ve got to protect the soldiers when you move around on a very lethal battlefield,” the Army chief of staff said.
-
Army’s ground combat center is developing new methods, formations for the next war
The job of figuring out where new technological advances, doctrine and tactics meet is at the epicenter of innovations in ground combat — the Maneuver Center of Excellence.
-
Soldier’s badass Van Halen tribute goes viral
A soldier performed a tribute in honor of the late Eddie Van Halen.
-
Joint Base Lewis-McChord hospital commander under investigation
The investigation is being handled by the Army’s Criminal Investigative Division, an I Corps official said.
-
End-strength goal met, with growth in diversity this year, Army says
The active-duty Army met its end-strength goal this year of 485,000 soldiers, and leadership expects that target number to increase by about 1,500 in 2021. This year’s growth included modest increases in the number of women recruits and those from minority backgrounds.
-
Green Beret’s free-fall death spotlights concerns, sparks working group
The Green Beret team sergeant had transitioned to a new parachute deployment method several days before the mishap that took his life.
-
Alabama man accused of shining laser at military aircraft at Cairns Army Airfield
Dale County, Alabama, deputies were called to Cairns Army Airfield about a person shining a laser and a high-powered spotlight into the cockpit of an aircraft.
-
Soldiers who appeared at Democratic convention won’t be disciplined, but supervisor will
Army Reserve officials said the supervisor was at fault for the violation of rules regarding politicking in uniform.
