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Soldier convicted of negligently killing West Point cadet in vehicle rollover incident
A 3rd Infantry Division soldier was convicted this weekend of negligent homicide and sentenced to three years of confinement following a vehicle rollover last summer.
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Women veterans rally for change in military sex harassment response after Vanessa Guillen killing
Critics want the military to make sweeping changes in how it handles sexual assault and harassment cases, calling it a matter of national security.
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With confirmation of National Guard Bureau honcho, Trump has chosen all Joint Chiefs
Army Lt. Gen. Daniel Hokanson was confirmed on Monday as the next chief of the National Guard bureau.
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Esper: ‘No orders’ issued to remove forces from South Korea
The U.S. defense secretary did indicate favoring rotational forces over permanent deployments.
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Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
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Army esports team denies accusations of violating First Amendment, offering fake giveaways
The Army’s esports team is under fire for false giveaway advertisements that led to recruitment pages and banning commenters who asked about war crimes on Twitch and Discord.
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Inconsistencies in account of paratrooper’s disappearance and homicide trouble his family
Why the campers didn’t report the disappearance when they first spoke with Park Rangers has been “one of the burning questions,” Martinez’s older sister said.
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Trump argues Confederate base names, battle flags should stay
In an interview with Fox News, Trump rejected the idea of the Confederate flag as a symbol of racism.
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Promotion packet photos are out. Name and sex could be next.
In the future, promotion board members may only see a troop’s accomplishments when making a decision to select them for promotion.
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Confederate flag effectively banned from military installations
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s guidance lays out which flags can be flown in public, and the criteria don’t support the Confederate battle flag.
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Soldier convicted of negligently killing West Point cadet in vehicle rollover incident
A 3rd Infantry Division soldier was convicted this weekend of negligent homicide and sentenced to three years of confinement following a vehicle rollover last summer.
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Women veterans rally for change in military sex harassment response after Vanessa Guillen killing
Critics want the military to make sweeping changes in how it handles sexual assault and harassment cases, calling it a matter of national security.
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With confirmation of National Guard Bureau honcho, Trump has chosen all Joint Chiefs
Army Lt. Gen. Daniel Hokanson was confirmed on Monday as the next chief of the National Guard bureau.
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Esper: ‘No orders’ issued to remove forces from South Korea
The U.S. defense secretary did indicate favoring rotational forces over permanent deployments.
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Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
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Army esports team denies accusations of violating First Amendment, offering fake giveaways
The Army’s esports team is under fire for false giveaway advertisements that led to recruitment pages and banning commenters who asked about war crimes on Twitch and Discord.
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Inconsistencies in account of paratrooper’s disappearance and homicide trouble his family
Why the campers didn’t report the disappearance when they first spoke with Park Rangers has been “one of the burning questions,” Martinez’s older sister said.
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Trump argues Confederate base names, battle flags should stay
In an interview with Fox News, Trump rejected the idea of the Confederate flag as a symbol of racism.
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Promotion packet photos are out. Name and sex could be next.
In the future, promotion board members may only see a troop’s accomplishments when making a decision to select them for promotion.
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Confederate flag effectively banned from military installations
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s guidance lays out which flags can be flown in public, and the criteria don’t support the Confederate battle flag.
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Soldier convicted of negligently killing West Point cadet in vehicle rollover incident
A 3rd Infantry Division soldier was convicted this weekend of negligent homicide and sentenced to three years of confinement following a vehicle rollover last summer.
-
Women veterans rally for change in military sex harassment response after Vanessa Guillen killing
Critics want the military to make sweeping changes in how it handles sexual assault and harassment cases, calling it a matter of national security.
-
With confirmation of National Guard Bureau honcho, Trump has chosen all Joint Chiefs
Army Lt. Gen. Daniel Hokanson was confirmed on Monday as the next chief of the National Guard bureau.
-
Esper: ‘No orders’ issued to remove forces from South Korea
The U.S. defense secretary did indicate favoring rotational forces over permanent deployments.
-
Family of 7-month-old who died in babysitter’s home on post wants external investigation into Army’s response
At this privatized housing community in Army Hawaii, poor housekeeping could get families evicted, but not providing unauthorized child care in the home.
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Army esports team denies accusations of violating First Amendment, offering fake giveaways
The Army’s esports team is under fire for false giveaway advertisements that led to recruitment pages and banning commenters who asked about war crimes on Twitch and Discord.
-
Inconsistencies in account of paratrooper’s disappearance and homicide trouble his family
Why the campers didn’t report the disappearance when they first spoke with Park Rangers has been “one of the burning questions,” Martinez’s older sister said.
-
Trump argues Confederate base names, battle flags should stay
In an interview with Fox News, Trump rejected the idea of the Confederate flag as a symbol of racism.
-
Promotion packet photos are out. Name and sex could be next.
In the future, promotion board members may only see a troop’s accomplishments when making a decision to select them for promotion.
-
Confederate flag effectively banned from military installations
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s guidance lays out which flags can be flown in public, and the criteria don’t support the Confederate battle flag.
