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Army leaders hold off on banning Confederate symbols, renaming installations
“We certainly have some ideas on the best ways to do this, whether its the symbology of certain things or taking a look at what the names of certain posts should be,” said Gen. James McConville, the Army chief of staff.
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Army housing survey shows small bump in privatized housing satisfaction. Here’s how your base rates.
Overall, tenants say the quality of maintenance has improved.
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A brief history of the Korean War
The “Forgotten War” in Korea broke out 70 years ago along the 38th parallel. It hasn’t officially ended.
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Army ditches officer promotion photos as part of an effort to eliminate unconscious bias
The Army will no longer include official photos for officer selection boards beginning in August. Warrant officer and NCO boards are under review.
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The military is drawing down its U.S.-Mexico border mission. Sort of.
While the border mission is being extended, the number of troops deployed is dropping.
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‘I didn’t know I was young:’ Remembering the Korean War 70 years later
Retired Army Maj. Bill Terwilliger was only a 17-year-old boy when he joined the Army in 1950.
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Pentagon identifies soldier who died in non-combat incident in Jordan
The soldier was a member of 2nd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, which operates Patriot missile batteries.
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1,000 more U.S. troops to Poland as Trump and Duda discuss NATO’s eastern flank
“We’ve never been closer to Poland than we are right now,” Trump said.
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Missing Fort Hood soldier case rises to the Army secretary’s level as family pushes for more transparency
The Army also suspects “foul play” in the disappearance of Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, said representatives of the missing soldier’s family.
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Hundreds of DC National Guard troops activated to help protect monuments
D.C. law enforcement have requested back-up from the National Guard.
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Army leaders hold off on banning Confederate symbols, renaming installations
“We certainly have some ideas on the best ways to do this, whether its the symbology of certain things or taking a look at what the names of certain posts should be,” said Gen. James McConville, the Army chief of staff.
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Army housing survey shows small bump in privatized housing satisfaction. Here’s how your base rates.
Overall, tenants say the quality of maintenance has improved.
-
A brief history of the Korean War
The “Forgotten War” in Korea broke out 70 years ago along the 38th parallel. It hasn’t officially ended.
-
Army ditches officer promotion photos as part of an effort to eliminate unconscious bias
The Army will no longer include official photos for officer selection boards beginning in August. Warrant officer and NCO boards are under review.
-
The military is drawing down its U.S.-Mexico border mission. Sort of.
While the border mission is being extended, the number of troops deployed is dropping.
-
‘I didn’t know I was young:’ Remembering the Korean War 70 years later
Retired Army Maj. Bill Terwilliger was only a 17-year-old boy when he joined the Army in 1950.
-
Pentagon identifies soldier who died in non-combat incident in Jordan
The soldier was a member of 2nd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, which operates Patriot missile batteries.
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1,000 more U.S. troops to Poland as Trump and Duda discuss NATO’s eastern flank
“We’ve never been closer to Poland than we are right now,” Trump said.
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Missing Fort Hood soldier case rises to the Army secretary’s level as family pushes for more transparency
The Army also suspects “foul play” in the disappearance of Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, said representatives of the missing soldier’s family.
-
Hundreds of DC National Guard troops activated to help protect monuments
D.C. law enforcement have requested back-up from the National Guard.
-
Army leaders hold off on banning Confederate symbols, renaming installations
“We certainly have some ideas on the best ways to do this, whether its the symbology of certain things or taking a look at what the names of certain posts should be,” said Gen. James McConville, the Army chief of staff.
-
Army housing survey shows small bump in privatized housing satisfaction. Here’s how your base rates.
Overall, tenants say the quality of maintenance has improved.
-
A brief history of the Korean War
The “Forgotten War” in Korea broke out 70 years ago along the 38th parallel. It hasn’t officially ended.
-
Army ditches officer promotion photos as part of an effort to eliminate unconscious bias
The Army will no longer include official photos for officer selection boards beginning in August. Warrant officer and NCO boards are under review.
-
The military is drawing down its U.S.-Mexico border mission. Sort of.
While the border mission is being extended, the number of troops deployed is dropping.
-
‘I didn’t know I was young:’ Remembering the Korean War 70 years later
Retired Army Maj. Bill Terwilliger was only a 17-year-old boy when he joined the Army in 1950.
-
Pentagon identifies soldier who died in non-combat incident in Jordan
The soldier was a member of 2nd Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, which operates Patriot missile batteries.
-
1,000 more U.S. troops to Poland as Trump and Duda discuss NATO’s eastern flank
“We’ve never been closer to Poland than we are right now,” Trump said.
-
Missing Fort Hood soldier case rises to the Army secretary’s level as family pushes for more transparency
The Army also suspects “foul play” in the disappearance of Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, said representatives of the missing soldier’s family.
-
Hundreds of DC National Guard troops activated to help protect monuments
D.C. law enforcement have requested back-up from the National Guard.
