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WATCH: The end of tanks? A midair collision and napping for lethality ― The Briefing 10.8.20
Frightening images of deadly precision strikes on armor in a border region between Armenia and Azerbaijan raise the question: Have modern weapons made tanks obsolete? An expert weighs in.
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US Army Europe and US Army Africa to merge as commander pins on fourth star
The U.S. Army Europe commander pins on his fourth-star and brings U.S. Army Africa into the fold.
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Final soldier of trio sentenced to federal prison for gun thefts near Fort Drum
Two soldiers stole the guns while a third stored them off site.
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Small rotations to far-flung Southeast Asian countries are likely the future of INDOPACOM assignments
The days of “fixed bases in fixed places” could be coming to an end.
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‘The military’s #MeToo moment:’ Fort Hood victims speak out
Current and former soldiers have taken to social media with their own accounts of sexual assault and harassment at the base following the disappearance and slaying this year of Spc. Vanessa Guillen.
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Trump: US will be out of Afghanistan by Christmas
Defense Department officials had no comment on the new withdrawal timeline.
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Army Reserve investigating Senate candidate Lt. Col. Cunningham over affair
Army Reserve officer Lt. Col. James “Cal” Cunningham, a Democrat running for a crucial U.S. Senate seat, has been facing public scrutiny over an extramarital affair.
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ACFT won’t be a graduation requirement in Initial Military Training for the next year
The new policy applies to all soldiers in Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, One Station Unit Training, Warrant Officer Basic Course and the Basic Officer leader Course.
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Top military leadership quarantines after Coast Guard vice commandant tests positive for COVID-19
The Pentagon says the other senior military leaders have not tested positive for the coronavirus, but are self-quarantining out of caution.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers owns a bunch of dinosaurs — the more you know!
Life … uh … finds a way.
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WATCH: The end of tanks? A midair collision and napping for lethality ― The Briefing 10.8.20
Frightening images of deadly precision strikes on armor in a border region between Armenia and Azerbaijan raise the question: Have modern weapons made tanks obsolete? An expert weighs in.
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US Army Europe and US Army Africa to merge as commander pins on fourth star
The U.S. Army Europe commander pins on his fourth-star and brings U.S. Army Africa into the fold.
-
Final soldier of trio sentenced to federal prison for gun thefts near Fort Drum
Two soldiers stole the guns while a third stored them off site.
-
Small rotations to far-flung Southeast Asian countries are likely the future of INDOPACOM assignments
The days of “fixed bases in fixed places” could be coming to an end.
-
‘The military’s #MeToo moment:’ Fort Hood victims speak out
Current and former soldiers have taken to social media with their own accounts of sexual assault and harassment at the base following the disappearance and slaying this year of Spc. Vanessa Guillen.
-
Trump: US will be out of Afghanistan by Christmas
Defense Department officials had no comment on the new withdrawal timeline.
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Army Reserve investigating Senate candidate Lt. Col. Cunningham over affair
Army Reserve officer Lt. Col. James “Cal” Cunningham, a Democrat running for a crucial U.S. Senate seat, has been facing public scrutiny over an extramarital affair.
-
ACFT won’t be a graduation requirement in Initial Military Training for the next year
The new policy applies to all soldiers in Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, One Station Unit Training, Warrant Officer Basic Course and the Basic Officer leader Course.
-
Top military leadership quarantines after Coast Guard vice commandant tests positive for COVID-19
The Pentagon says the other senior military leaders have not tested positive for the coronavirus, but are self-quarantining out of caution.
-
The US Army Corps of Engineers owns a bunch of dinosaurs — the more you know!
Life … uh … finds a way.
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WATCH: The end of tanks? A midair collision and napping for lethality ― The Briefing 10.8.20
Frightening images of deadly precision strikes on armor in a border region between Armenia and Azerbaijan raise the question: Have modern weapons made tanks obsolete? An expert weighs in.
-
US Army Europe and US Army Africa to merge as commander pins on fourth star
The U.S. Army Europe commander pins on his fourth-star and brings U.S. Army Africa into the fold.
-
Final soldier of trio sentenced to federal prison for gun thefts near Fort Drum
Two soldiers stole the guns while a third stored them off site.
-
Small rotations to far-flung Southeast Asian countries are likely the future of INDOPACOM assignments
The days of “fixed bases in fixed places” could be coming to an end.
-
‘The military’s #MeToo moment:’ Fort Hood victims speak out
Current and former soldiers have taken to social media with their own accounts of sexual assault and harassment at the base following the disappearance and slaying this year of Spc. Vanessa Guillen.
-
Trump: US will be out of Afghanistan by Christmas
Defense Department officials had no comment on the new withdrawal timeline.
-
Army Reserve investigating Senate candidate Lt. Col. Cunningham over affair
Army Reserve officer Lt. Col. James “Cal” Cunningham, a Democrat running for a crucial U.S. Senate seat, has been facing public scrutiny over an extramarital affair.
-
ACFT won’t be a graduation requirement in Initial Military Training for the next year
The new policy applies to all soldiers in Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, One Station Unit Training, Warrant Officer Basic Course and the Basic Officer leader Course.
-
Top military leadership quarantines after Coast Guard vice commandant tests positive for COVID-19
The Pentagon says the other senior military leaders have not tested positive for the coronavirus, but are self-quarantining out of caution.
-
The US Army Corps of Engineers owns a bunch of dinosaurs — the more you know!
Life … uh … finds a way.
