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Someone stole Leroy Petry’s Medal of Honor license plate
“I had the security screws, so someone must have really wanted it,” said the retired Army master sergeant.
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Graphic novel series highlights first and only woman to ever receive the Medal of Honor
Walker became well known among troops on both sides as one who would routinely risk crossing enemy lines to tend to wounded.
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Army to award contract for GPS alternative by end of September
The Army’s Mounted Assured Position Navigation and Timing program of record will ensure that soldiers know where they are even in areas where the GPS signal is denied, degraded or spoofed.
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Rapid Trident 20 exercise kicks off in Ukraine with fewer US troops than last year
The multinational exercise is part of a deepening defense relationship between Ukraine and NATO.
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South Dakota attorney general, an Army reservist, investigated in pedestrian’s death
South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg reported hitting a deer with his car on Saturday night but actually killed a pedestrian whose body was not found until the next day, state investigators said Monday.
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American could face fine over Garmisch-Partenkirchen virus spike in Germany
Officials in southern Germany are considering imposing hefty fines against a 26-year-old American woman linked to a cluster of coronavirus cases in the Alpine resort town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, including at a hotel that caters to U.S. military personnel.
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The top 50 most popular schools for Tuition Assistance
Here’s a look at where troops are choosing to spend their Tuition Assistance benefits to take courses while still in uniform.
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How algorithms and primate research can help decide the best size for your squad
‘Ape politics’ shows that warfighters may be most effective in groups of 5, 15 and up to a max of about 150.
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Recruit from Wisconsin found dead in Fort Jackson barracks
A basic combat training soldier has been found dead in his barracks at a South Carolina base.
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Trump lauds Medal of Honor recipient for hostage rescue
Payne called his fellow soldiers’ actions on that day “awe-inspiring.” “It makes me proud to be an American,” he said. Their legacies live on in this Medal of Honor.”
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Someone stole Leroy Petry’s Medal of Honor license plate
“I had the security screws, so someone must have really wanted it,” said the retired Army master sergeant.
-
Graphic novel series highlights first and only woman to ever receive the Medal of Honor
Walker became well known among troops on both sides as one who would routinely risk crossing enemy lines to tend to wounded.
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Army to award contract for GPS alternative by end of September
The Army’s Mounted Assured Position Navigation and Timing program of record will ensure that soldiers know where they are even in areas where the GPS signal is denied, degraded or spoofed.
-
Rapid Trident 20 exercise kicks off in Ukraine with fewer US troops than last year
The multinational exercise is part of a deepening defense relationship between Ukraine and NATO.
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South Dakota attorney general, an Army reservist, investigated in pedestrian’s death
South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg reported hitting a deer with his car on Saturday night but actually killed a pedestrian whose body was not found until the next day, state investigators said Monday.
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American could face fine over Garmisch-Partenkirchen virus spike in Germany
Officials in southern Germany are considering imposing hefty fines against a 26-year-old American woman linked to a cluster of coronavirus cases in the Alpine resort town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, including at a hotel that caters to U.S. military personnel.
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The top 50 most popular schools for Tuition Assistance
Here’s a look at where troops are choosing to spend their Tuition Assistance benefits to take courses while still in uniform.
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How algorithms and primate research can help decide the best size for your squad
‘Ape politics’ shows that warfighters may be most effective in groups of 5, 15 and up to a max of about 150.
-
Recruit from Wisconsin found dead in Fort Jackson barracks
A basic combat training soldier has been found dead in his barracks at a South Carolina base.
-
Trump lauds Medal of Honor recipient for hostage rescue
Payne called his fellow soldiers’ actions on that day “awe-inspiring.” “It makes me proud to be an American,” he said. Their legacies live on in this Medal of Honor.”
-
Someone stole Leroy Petry’s Medal of Honor license plate
“I had the security screws, so someone must have really wanted it,” said the retired Army master sergeant.
-
Graphic novel series highlights first and only woman to ever receive the Medal of Honor
Walker became well known among troops on both sides as one who would routinely risk crossing enemy lines to tend to wounded.
-
Army to award contract for GPS alternative by end of September
The Army’s Mounted Assured Position Navigation and Timing program of record will ensure that soldiers know where they are even in areas where the GPS signal is denied, degraded or spoofed.
-
Rapid Trident 20 exercise kicks off in Ukraine with fewer US troops than last year
The multinational exercise is part of a deepening defense relationship between Ukraine and NATO.
-
South Dakota attorney general, an Army reservist, investigated in pedestrian’s death
South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg reported hitting a deer with his car on Saturday night but actually killed a pedestrian whose body was not found until the next day, state investigators said Monday.
-
American could face fine over Garmisch-Partenkirchen virus spike in Germany
Officials in southern Germany are considering imposing hefty fines against a 26-year-old American woman linked to a cluster of coronavirus cases in the Alpine resort town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, including at a hotel that caters to U.S. military personnel.
-
The top 50 most popular schools for Tuition Assistance
Here’s a look at where troops are choosing to spend their Tuition Assistance benefits to take courses while still in uniform.
-
How algorithms and primate research can help decide the best size for your squad
‘Ape politics’ shows that warfighters may be most effective in groups of 5, 15 and up to a max of about 150.
-
Recruit from Wisconsin found dead in Fort Jackson barracks
A basic combat training soldier has been found dead in his barracks at a South Carolina base.
-
Trump lauds Medal of Honor recipient for hostage rescue
Payne called his fellow soldiers’ actions on that day “awe-inspiring.” “It makes me proud to be an American,” he said. Their legacies live on in this Medal of Honor.”
