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US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
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Army to seek Hawaii state lease extension for Pohakuloa Training Area
The U.S. Army has requested public input for an upcoming environmental impact statement to retain a lease on Hawaii state land used for training.
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3 killed in plane crash were Tennessee Air National Guard
Three people killed in a small plane crash near a Tennessee airport were Air National Guard members, officials said Wednesday.
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Chief warrant officer killed in Alaska vehicle accident
Popenoe served two combat tours in Iraq from December 2003 to February 2005, and from December 2007 to February 2009.
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1st Cavalry Division provides more details in case of soldier who died on platoon run
Witnesses said the soldier showed no signs of struggling and was running at the front of the group when he collapsed near the end of the 2-mile run.
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US withdrawing thousands of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan
The United States will pull thousands of troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan by November, the top American commander for the Middle East said Wednesday, as President Donald Trump tries to make good on his campaign promise to get America out of “endless wars.”
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Army reaches milestone in destroying mustard agent at Pueblo Chemical Depot
The Army says it has reached a milestone at a Colorado chemical weapons depot by destroying nearly 300,000 decades-old artillery shells containing mustard agent.
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Army Reserve’s Best Warrior Competition now under way in Wisconsin after COVID-19 hurdles
More than 40 Army Reserve soldiers are competing this week at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, for the titles of USAR Soldier of the Year and NCO of the Year titles. The event was originally scheduled for June at Fort Bragg, N.C.
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This Black D-Day vet deserves the Medal of Honor, say legislators who are trying to make it happen
Woodson’s supporters say a memo unearthed in 2015 indicates he was originally considered for the Medal of Honor, but ultimately did not receive it due to his skin color.
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5th SFAB just went on its first overseas mission to Asia
About 60 soldiers spent August in Thailand, the unit’s first overseas mission since it was activated in May.
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US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
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Army to seek Hawaii state lease extension for Pohakuloa Training Area
The U.S. Army has requested public input for an upcoming environmental impact statement to retain a lease on Hawaii state land used for training.
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3 killed in plane crash were Tennessee Air National Guard
Three people killed in a small plane crash near a Tennessee airport were Air National Guard members, officials said Wednesday.
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Chief warrant officer killed in Alaska vehicle accident
Popenoe served two combat tours in Iraq from December 2003 to February 2005, and from December 2007 to February 2009.
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1st Cavalry Division provides more details in case of soldier who died on platoon run
Witnesses said the soldier showed no signs of struggling and was running at the front of the group when he collapsed near the end of the 2-mile run.
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US withdrawing thousands of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan
The United States will pull thousands of troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan by November, the top American commander for the Middle East said Wednesday, as President Donald Trump tries to make good on his campaign promise to get America out of “endless wars.”
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Army reaches milestone in destroying mustard agent at Pueblo Chemical Depot
The Army says it has reached a milestone at a Colorado chemical weapons depot by destroying nearly 300,000 decades-old artillery shells containing mustard agent.
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Army Reserve’s Best Warrior Competition now under way in Wisconsin after COVID-19 hurdles
More than 40 Army Reserve soldiers are competing this week at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, for the titles of USAR Soldier of the Year and NCO of the Year titles. The event was originally scheduled for June at Fort Bragg, N.C.
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This Black D-Day vet deserves the Medal of Honor, say legislators who are trying to make it happen
Woodson’s supporters say a memo unearthed in 2015 indicates he was originally considered for the Medal of Honor, but ultimately did not receive it due to his skin color.
-
5th SFAB just went on its first overseas mission to Asia
About 60 soldiers spent August in Thailand, the unit’s first overseas mission since it was activated in May.
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US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
-
Army to seek Hawaii state lease extension for Pohakuloa Training Area
The U.S. Army has requested public input for an upcoming environmental impact statement to retain a lease on Hawaii state land used for training.
-
3 killed in plane crash were Tennessee Air National Guard
Three people killed in a small plane crash near a Tennessee airport were Air National Guard members, officials said Wednesday.
-
Chief warrant officer killed in Alaska vehicle accident
Popenoe served two combat tours in Iraq from December 2003 to February 2005, and from December 2007 to February 2009.
-
1st Cavalry Division provides more details in case of soldier who died on platoon run
Witnesses said the soldier showed no signs of struggling and was running at the front of the group when he collapsed near the end of the 2-mile run.
-
US withdrawing thousands of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan
The United States will pull thousands of troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan by November, the top American commander for the Middle East said Wednesday, as President Donald Trump tries to make good on his campaign promise to get America out of “endless wars.”
-
Army reaches milestone in destroying mustard agent at Pueblo Chemical Depot
The Army says it has reached a milestone at a Colorado chemical weapons depot by destroying nearly 300,000 decades-old artillery shells containing mustard agent.
-
Army Reserve’s Best Warrior Competition now under way in Wisconsin after COVID-19 hurdles
More than 40 Army Reserve soldiers are competing this week at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, for the titles of USAR Soldier of the Year and NCO of the Year titles. The event was originally scheduled for June at Fort Bragg, N.C.
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This Black D-Day vet deserves the Medal of Honor, say legislators who are trying to make it happen
Woodson’s supporters say a memo unearthed in 2015 indicates he was originally considered for the Medal of Honor, but ultimately did not receive it due to his skin color.
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5th SFAB just went on its first overseas mission to Asia
About 60 soldiers spent August in Thailand, the unit’s first overseas mission since it was activated in May.
