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Senior military promotions can move ahead after resolution over retaliation against Trump whistleblower
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, herself a veteran, had blocked the promotions for the last few weeks.
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How the Green Berets got their name
U.S. Army Special Forces didn’t always wear the green beret – at least not officially.
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Soldiers, sailors, airmen sent to help FEMA with COVID-19 response in Texas and California
Approximately 160 airmen are supporting FEMA in California. But the majority of troops — roughly 580 soldiers and sailors — will be assigned to Texas, where the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has overburdened hospitals.
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Guardsmen, reservists could see benefits expand after coronavirus missions end
Lawmakers want to extend more VA home loans and waive some medical fees in an effort to recognize their service.
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‘Invisible Force’ graphic novel shows the possible future of cyber warfare
A new graphic novel, presented by the Army Cyber Security Institute, uses research to predict ways future cyber attacks.
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Army officer killed in non-combat incident in Afghanistan
1st Lt. Joseph Trent Allbaugh died Sunday in Kandahar province.
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New West Point cadets arriving for Reception Day tested for COVID-19 amid pandemic
New cadet candidates arriving at the U.S. Military Academy on Monday were promptly tested for COVID-19, stood at attention in face masks and were given shouted orders to wash their hands.
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Effort underway in Guard for women soldiers to avoid choice between pregnancy and military career
The Washington Army National Guard has partnered with the National Security Innovation Network to introduce policy solutions to alleviate female soldier’s decisions between having children and their career.
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Confederate flag displays off limits on US Forces Japan installations
“We cannot and will not tolerate a symbol that incites this sort of division among us.”
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As Vindman retires, Army officers demand lawmaker stops holding up their promotions
More than 1,100 Army lieutenant colonels have seen their promotions held up by a battle between Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., and the Trump administration.
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Senior military promotions can move ahead after resolution over retaliation against Trump whistleblower
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, herself a veteran, had blocked the promotions for the last few weeks.
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How the Green Berets got their name
U.S. Army Special Forces didn’t always wear the green beret – at least not officially.
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Soldiers, sailors, airmen sent to help FEMA with COVID-19 response in Texas and California
Approximately 160 airmen are supporting FEMA in California. But the majority of troops — roughly 580 soldiers and sailors — will be assigned to Texas, where the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has overburdened hospitals.
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Guardsmen, reservists could see benefits expand after coronavirus missions end
Lawmakers want to extend more VA home loans and waive some medical fees in an effort to recognize their service.
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‘Invisible Force’ graphic novel shows the possible future of cyber warfare
A new graphic novel, presented by the Army Cyber Security Institute, uses research to predict ways future cyber attacks.
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Army officer killed in non-combat incident in Afghanistan
1st Lt. Joseph Trent Allbaugh died Sunday in Kandahar province.
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New West Point cadets arriving for Reception Day tested for COVID-19 amid pandemic
New cadet candidates arriving at the U.S. Military Academy on Monday were promptly tested for COVID-19, stood at attention in face masks and were given shouted orders to wash their hands.
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Effort underway in Guard for women soldiers to avoid choice between pregnancy and military career
The Washington Army National Guard has partnered with the National Security Innovation Network to introduce policy solutions to alleviate female soldier’s decisions between having children and their career.
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Confederate flag displays off limits on US Forces Japan installations
“We cannot and will not tolerate a symbol that incites this sort of division among us.”
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As Vindman retires, Army officers demand lawmaker stops holding up their promotions
More than 1,100 Army lieutenant colonels have seen their promotions held up by a battle between Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., and the Trump administration.
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Senior military promotions can move ahead after resolution over retaliation against Trump whistleblower
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, herself a veteran, had blocked the promotions for the last few weeks.
-
How the Green Berets got their name
U.S. Army Special Forces didn’t always wear the green beret – at least not officially.
-
Soldiers, sailors, airmen sent to help FEMA with COVID-19 response in Texas and California
Approximately 160 airmen are supporting FEMA in California. But the majority of troops — roughly 580 soldiers and sailors — will be assigned to Texas, where the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has overburdened hospitals.
-
Guardsmen, reservists could see benefits expand after coronavirus missions end
Lawmakers want to extend more VA home loans and waive some medical fees in an effort to recognize their service.
-
‘Invisible Force’ graphic novel shows the possible future of cyber warfare
A new graphic novel, presented by the Army Cyber Security Institute, uses research to predict ways future cyber attacks.
-
Army officer killed in non-combat incident in Afghanistan
1st Lt. Joseph Trent Allbaugh died Sunday in Kandahar province.
-
New West Point cadets arriving for Reception Day tested for COVID-19 amid pandemic
New cadet candidates arriving at the U.S. Military Academy on Monday were promptly tested for COVID-19, stood at attention in face masks and were given shouted orders to wash their hands.
-
Effort underway in Guard for women soldiers to avoid choice between pregnancy and military career
The Washington Army National Guard has partnered with the National Security Innovation Network to introduce policy solutions to alleviate female soldier’s decisions between having children and their career.
-
Confederate flag displays off limits on US Forces Japan installations
“We cannot and will not tolerate a symbol that incites this sort of division among us.”
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As Vindman retires, Army officers demand lawmaker stops holding up their promotions
More than 1,100 Army lieutenant colonels have seen their promotions held up by a battle between Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., and the Trump administration.
