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Texas Guardsman’s death during land navigation course under investigation
The 36-year-old soldier’s cause of death is under investigation. No foul play is suspected.
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Texas man shot Fort Hood soldier over gun sale dispute and local woman helped afterward, affidavits say
An affidavit alleges that Brandon M. Olivares shot Pfc. Brandon S. Rosecrans at close range while he slept in his Jeep after the two men argued about the sale price of a gun.
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‘Hornets went everywhere’: Combat controller awarded Silver Star recalls fierce 2013 battle against Taliban
“I believe that I was able to save lives that day,” Master Sgt. John Grimesey told reporters.
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Sergeant first class arrested for burglaries on and around Fort Carson
Sgt. 1st Class Justin M. Smith, a veteran of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, was charged with several burglaries and felony theft.
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‘No lines on the battlefield’: Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept takes shape
The Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept, set to be delivered before the end of the year, relies on breaking down the traditional silos between services and partners.
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Army esports team announces Friday return to streaming
Following a five-week pause and much controversy, the Army’s esports team is returning to streaming with improved policies and guidelines.
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9 men, including 3 Texas soldiers, charged in child sex ring case
Central Texas authorities say they’ve cracked a child prostitution ring involving nine men, including three soldiers.
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Defense seeks leniency for ‘Satanist’ Fort Riley soldier in bomb plot
A former Army infantry soldier described by prosecutors as a Satanist who hoped to overthrow the U.S. government endured a lifetime of victimization, isolation and trauma that led him to become involved with online extremist groups, his defense attorney argued Thursday in a motion seeking lenient punishment.
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This Army battalion is rewriting how missile defense gets done
Thursday’s complex air defense mission, in which soldiers took out two low-altitude targets simultaneously at more than 50km, is one in a series of missile tests coming for the Army.
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Inside a fatal Ranger raid that killed an ISIS-K emir in Afghanistan
“Many of us sent a laze back signaling not to shoot us,” one soldier said. “As we continued to move, I began to hear the cracks of bullets.”
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Texas Guardsman’s death during land navigation course under investigation
The 36-year-old soldier’s cause of death is under investigation. No foul play is suspected.
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Texas man shot Fort Hood soldier over gun sale dispute and local woman helped afterward, affidavits say
An affidavit alleges that Brandon M. Olivares shot Pfc. Brandon S. Rosecrans at close range while he slept in his Jeep after the two men argued about the sale price of a gun.
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‘Hornets went everywhere’: Combat controller awarded Silver Star recalls fierce 2013 battle against Taliban
“I believe that I was able to save lives that day,” Master Sgt. John Grimesey told reporters.
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Sergeant first class arrested for burglaries on and around Fort Carson
Sgt. 1st Class Justin M. Smith, a veteran of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, was charged with several burglaries and felony theft.
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‘No lines on the battlefield’: Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept takes shape
The Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept, set to be delivered before the end of the year, relies on breaking down the traditional silos between services and partners.
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Army esports team announces Friday return to streaming
Following a five-week pause and much controversy, the Army’s esports team is returning to streaming with improved policies and guidelines.
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9 men, including 3 Texas soldiers, charged in child sex ring case
Central Texas authorities say they’ve cracked a child prostitution ring involving nine men, including three soldiers.
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Defense seeks leniency for ‘Satanist’ Fort Riley soldier in bomb plot
A former Army infantry soldier described by prosecutors as a Satanist who hoped to overthrow the U.S. government endured a lifetime of victimization, isolation and trauma that led him to become involved with online extremist groups, his defense attorney argued Thursday in a motion seeking lenient punishment.
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This Army battalion is rewriting how missile defense gets done
Thursday’s complex air defense mission, in which soldiers took out two low-altitude targets simultaneously at more than 50km, is one in a series of missile tests coming for the Army.
-
Inside a fatal Ranger raid that killed an ISIS-K emir in Afghanistan
“Many of us sent a laze back signaling not to shoot us,” one soldier said. “As we continued to move, I began to hear the cracks of bullets.”
-
Texas Guardsman’s death during land navigation course under investigation
The 36-year-old soldier’s cause of death is under investigation. No foul play is suspected.
-
Texas man shot Fort Hood soldier over gun sale dispute and local woman helped afterward, affidavits say
An affidavit alleges that Brandon M. Olivares shot Pfc. Brandon S. Rosecrans at close range while he slept in his Jeep after the two men argued about the sale price of a gun.
-
‘Hornets went everywhere’: Combat controller awarded Silver Star recalls fierce 2013 battle against Taliban
“I believe that I was able to save lives that day,” Master Sgt. John Grimesey told reporters.
-
Sergeant first class arrested for burglaries on and around Fort Carson
Sgt. 1st Class Justin M. Smith, a veteran of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, was charged with several burglaries and felony theft.
-
‘No lines on the battlefield’: Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept takes shape
The Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept, set to be delivered before the end of the year, relies on breaking down the traditional silos between services and partners.
-
Army esports team announces Friday return to streaming
Following a five-week pause and much controversy, the Army’s esports team is returning to streaming with improved policies and guidelines.
-
9 men, including 3 Texas soldiers, charged in child sex ring case
Central Texas authorities say they’ve cracked a child prostitution ring involving nine men, including three soldiers.
-
Defense seeks leniency for ‘Satanist’ Fort Riley soldier in bomb plot
A former Army infantry soldier described by prosecutors as a Satanist who hoped to overthrow the U.S. government endured a lifetime of victimization, isolation and trauma that led him to become involved with online extremist groups, his defense attorney argued Thursday in a motion seeking lenient punishment.
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This Army battalion is rewriting how missile defense gets done
Thursday’s complex air defense mission, in which soldiers took out two low-altitude targets simultaneously at more than 50km, is one in a series of missile tests coming for the Army.
-
Inside a fatal Ranger raid that killed an ISIS-K emir in Afghanistan
“Many of us sent a laze back signaling not to shoot us,” one soldier said. “As we continued to move, I began to hear the cracks of bullets.”
