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US Army releases draft RFP for Bradley vehicle replacement
The optionally manned fighting vehicle reboot continues.
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Army, New York medical teams giving Houston a helping hand during pandemic
Teams of doctors and nurses from New York and the U.S. Army have descended on Houston after the nation’s fourth-largest city sought help to deal with a surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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Investigators: Texas couple defrauded Army out of millions
Federal agents have seized more than 20 vehicles and the money from 10 bank accounts belonging to married U.S. Army veterans in Texas, saying the pair used personal information stolen from soldiers to defraud the military out of as much as $11 million.
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New initiative aims to put ‘divisive symbols’ on ‘no-fly list,’ Army secretary says
Army officials stopped short of guaranteeing that the Confederate flag would be included as a divisive symbol.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
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Army and Navy still expect a 2020 football game
Despite COVID-19 cancelations across college sports conferences, the Army and Navy academies still expect to face off in 2020.
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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
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Military policeman’s death at Texas joint base under investigation
The soldier, 22-year-old Sgt. Kelvonta K. Ellis, was found dead in his room Sunday.
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Where will Germany-based US troops go? The coming weeks may tell.
Secretary’s visit hints at new basing, rotations.
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US Army releases draft RFP for Bradley vehicle replacement
The optionally manned fighting vehicle reboot continues.
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Army, New York medical teams giving Houston a helping hand during pandemic
Teams of doctors and nurses from New York and the U.S. Army have descended on Houston after the nation’s fourth-largest city sought help to deal with a surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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Investigators: Texas couple defrauded Army out of millions
Federal agents have seized more than 20 vehicles and the money from 10 bank accounts belonging to married U.S. Army veterans in Texas, saying the pair used personal information stolen from soldiers to defraud the military out of as much as $11 million.
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New initiative aims to put ‘divisive symbols’ on ‘no-fly list,’ Army secretary says
Army officials stopped short of guaranteeing that the Confederate flag would be included as a divisive symbol.
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Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
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Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
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Army and Navy still expect a 2020 football game
Despite COVID-19 cancelations across college sports conferences, the Army and Navy academies still expect to face off in 2020.
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Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
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Military policeman’s death at Texas joint base under investigation
The soldier, 22-year-old Sgt. Kelvonta K. Ellis, was found dead in his room Sunday.
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Where will Germany-based US troops go? The coming weeks may tell.
Secretary’s visit hints at new basing, rotations.
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US Army releases draft RFP for Bradley vehicle replacement
The optionally manned fighting vehicle reboot continues.
-
Army, New York medical teams giving Houston a helping hand during pandemic
Teams of doctors and nurses from New York and the U.S. Army have descended on Houston after the nation’s fourth-largest city sought help to deal with a surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
-
Investigators: Texas couple defrauded Army out of millions
Federal agents have seized more than 20 vehicles and the money from 10 bank accounts belonging to married U.S. Army veterans in Texas, saying the pair used personal information stolen from soldiers to defraud the military out of as much as $11 million.
-
New initiative aims to put ‘divisive symbols’ on ‘no-fly list,’ Army secretary says
Army officials stopped short of guaranteeing that the Confederate flag would be included as a divisive symbol.
-
Family of slain Fort Hood soldier will meet with President Trump
The family of slain Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Spc. Vanessa Guillen will meet with President Donald Trump on July 29, the family’s attorney said.
-
Dead soldier, formerly listed as AWOL, is finally taken off list of deserters
The mother of Pvt. Gregory Morales says she has “fought from Day One” with investigators from the Army and other agencies, who repeatedly told her that Morales was most likely AWOL.
-
Army and Navy still expect a 2020 football game
Despite COVID-19 cancelations across college sports conferences, the Army and Navy academies still expect to face off in 2020.
-
Esper directs services to review racial bias in grooming standards, training and more
Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s team has come back with its first recommendations for tackling racial bias in the military.
-
Military policeman’s death at Texas joint base under investigation
The soldier, 22-year-old Sgt. Kelvonta K. Ellis, was found dead in his room Sunday.
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Where will Germany-based US troops go? The coming weeks may tell.
Secretary’s visit hints at new basing, rotations.
