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Teenage dependent was positive for COVID-19 at time of death, Fort Sill says
State health officials separately announced the death as the “first COVID-19-related death of a school-aged child.”
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Money to rename bases honoring Confederate leaders, 2021 pay raise included in latest budget plan
House appropriators will vote on the measure on Tuesday morning.
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Hundreds come forward as #IAmVanessaGuillen movement surges online
As more details emerge in the Spc. Vanessa Guillen case, hundreds of survivors are coming forward on social media to share their experiences with military sexual trauma.
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Historic retention rates credited by Army, Air Force generals with helping them meet end-strengths
Although the coronavirus pandemic has lowered basic training graduation rates this year, Army and Air Force leaders aren’t expecting personnel shortfalls.
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Fort Hood’s command climate is under review amid investigation into killing of Spc. Vanessa Guillen
The Army will investigate how the command climate and culture at Fort Hood, Texas, may have contributed to Spc. Vanessa Guillen’s alleged murder.
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Fatal shooting of armed Fort Carson soldier by local police ruled justified
All four police officers activated their body cameras prior to the shooting, and that footage will be released Monday, officials said.
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As Defender 2020 drill winds down, US Army plans for 2021 edition
The U.S. Army in Europe thinks it has enough safeguards against the spread of COVID-19 so that large-scale exercises can happen next year.
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New female Green Beret is a huge milestone, but she isn’t the first to earn the title
“The moment I got accepted, it was like I crossed a major line and the ‘you-know-what’ hit the fan,” said Wilder.
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Military’s top officer is open to renaming Army posts honoring Confederate generals
Joint Chiefs chairman Army Gen. Mark Milley is willing to continue the discussion.
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US Army chief welcomed to Thailand with coronavirus test
A U.S. Army delegation led by chief of staff Gen. James McConville on Thursday became the first official visitors to Thailand since entry rules were eased as part of the lifting of coronavirus restrictions.
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Teenage dependent was positive for COVID-19 at time of death, Fort Sill says
State health officials separately announced the death as the “first COVID-19-related death of a school-aged child.”
-
Money to rename bases honoring Confederate leaders, 2021 pay raise included in latest budget plan
House appropriators will vote on the measure on Tuesday morning.
-
Hundreds come forward as #IAmVanessaGuillen movement surges online
As more details emerge in the Spc. Vanessa Guillen case, hundreds of survivors are coming forward on social media to share their experiences with military sexual trauma.
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Historic retention rates credited by Army, Air Force generals with helping them meet end-strengths
Although the coronavirus pandemic has lowered basic training graduation rates this year, Army and Air Force leaders aren’t expecting personnel shortfalls.
-
Fort Hood’s command climate is under review amid investigation into killing of Spc. Vanessa Guillen
The Army will investigate how the command climate and culture at Fort Hood, Texas, may have contributed to Spc. Vanessa Guillen’s alleged murder.
-
Fatal shooting of armed Fort Carson soldier by local police ruled justified
All four police officers activated their body cameras prior to the shooting, and that footage will be released Monday, officials said.
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As Defender 2020 drill winds down, US Army plans for 2021 edition
The U.S. Army in Europe thinks it has enough safeguards against the spread of COVID-19 so that large-scale exercises can happen next year.
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New female Green Beret is a huge milestone, but she isn’t the first to earn the title
“The moment I got accepted, it was like I crossed a major line and the ‘you-know-what’ hit the fan,” said Wilder.
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Military’s top officer is open to renaming Army posts honoring Confederate generals
Joint Chiefs chairman Army Gen. Mark Milley is willing to continue the discussion.
-
US Army chief welcomed to Thailand with coronavirus test
A U.S. Army delegation led by chief of staff Gen. James McConville on Thursday became the first official visitors to Thailand since entry rules were eased as part of the lifting of coronavirus restrictions.
-
Teenage dependent was positive for COVID-19 at time of death, Fort Sill says
State health officials separately announced the death as the “first COVID-19-related death of a school-aged child.”
-
Money to rename bases honoring Confederate leaders, 2021 pay raise included in latest budget plan
House appropriators will vote on the measure on Tuesday morning.
-
Hundreds come forward as #IAmVanessaGuillen movement surges online
As more details emerge in the Spc. Vanessa Guillen case, hundreds of survivors are coming forward on social media to share their experiences with military sexual trauma.
-
Historic retention rates credited by Army, Air Force generals with helping them meet end-strengths
Although the coronavirus pandemic has lowered basic training graduation rates this year, Army and Air Force leaders aren’t expecting personnel shortfalls.
-
Fort Hood’s command climate is under review amid investigation into killing of Spc. Vanessa Guillen
The Army will investigate how the command climate and culture at Fort Hood, Texas, may have contributed to Spc. Vanessa Guillen’s alleged murder.
-
Fatal shooting of armed Fort Carson soldier by local police ruled justified
All four police officers activated their body cameras prior to the shooting, and that footage will be released Monday, officials said.
-
As Defender 2020 drill winds down, US Army plans for 2021 edition
The U.S. Army in Europe thinks it has enough safeguards against the spread of COVID-19 so that large-scale exercises can happen next year.
-
New female Green Beret is a huge milestone, but she isn’t the first to earn the title
“The moment I got accepted, it was like I crossed a major line and the ‘you-know-what’ hit the fan,” said Wilder.
-
Military’s top officer is open to renaming Army posts honoring Confederate generals
Joint Chiefs chairman Army Gen. Mark Milley is willing to continue the discussion.
-
US Army chief welcomed to Thailand with coronavirus test
A U.S. Army delegation led by chief of staff Gen. James McConville on Thursday became the first official visitors to Thailand since entry rules were eased as part of the lifting of coronavirus restrictions.
