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Investigation details fatal insider attack on sergeant major during Army advisers’ first deployment
Two of the Afghan police officers involved in the 2018 green-on-blue attack were shooters; two were getaway drivers, according to an investigation obtained by Army Times.
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Logistical hurdles could slow U.S. troop withdrawal from Germany
Pulling troops out of Germany could prove logistically challenging.
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Army Twitter poll respondents: Get rid of promotion board photos
Army TRADOC is looking into the issue of the inclusion of official photos in promotion boards days after SECDEF gives briefing on diversity and inclusion.
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Withdrawal of U.S. troops from Germany a key subplot of Trump’s meeting with Polish leader
Military officials are planning to pull nearly 10,000 troops from Germany after Trump complained about their lack of defense spending.
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Fort Bragg garrison commander relieved due to loss of trust
Col. Phillip Sounia was relieved by the generals helming Army Installation Management Command and the 18th Airborne Corps.
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US soldier plotted with Satanic neo-Nazis to ambush his own unit overseas, feds say
Melzer acknowledged that he might die in the attack on his own unit, stating “who gives a f– … it would be another war.”
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The Army will soon allow users to access classified info from home
The commercial environment will be rolled out in the next 30 days.
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After COVID-19 and protest response, the National Guard is gearing up for a rough hurricane season
The Guard is expecting about a third more storms this year than last, and many of its troops will be activated for the second or third time in as many months.
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Trump’s Tulsa rally posed little issue for Oklahoma National Guard
About 250 Oklahoma National Guard troops assisted law enforcement during Trump’s Saturday rally.
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Stryker weapons upgrades face scrutiny under House proposal
Under a proposed defense policy bill, the U.S. Army would have to brief Congress on plans to upgrade weapons for the Stryker combat vehicle amid the service’s efforts to reassure industry about the competition.
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Investigation details fatal insider attack on sergeant major during Army advisers’ first deployment
Two of the Afghan police officers involved in the 2018 green-on-blue attack were shooters; two were getaway drivers, according to an investigation obtained by Army Times.
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Logistical hurdles could slow U.S. troop withdrawal from Germany
Pulling troops out of Germany could prove logistically challenging.
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Army Twitter poll respondents: Get rid of promotion board photos
Army TRADOC is looking into the issue of the inclusion of official photos in promotion boards days after SECDEF gives briefing on diversity and inclusion.
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Withdrawal of U.S. troops from Germany a key subplot of Trump’s meeting with Polish leader
Military officials are planning to pull nearly 10,000 troops from Germany after Trump complained about their lack of defense spending.
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Fort Bragg garrison commander relieved due to loss of trust
Col. Phillip Sounia was relieved by the generals helming Army Installation Management Command and the 18th Airborne Corps.
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US soldier plotted with Satanic neo-Nazis to ambush his own unit overseas, feds say
Melzer acknowledged that he might die in the attack on his own unit, stating “who gives a f– … it would be another war.”
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The Army will soon allow users to access classified info from home
The commercial environment will be rolled out in the next 30 days.
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After COVID-19 and protest response, the National Guard is gearing up for a rough hurricane season
The Guard is expecting about a third more storms this year than last, and many of its troops will be activated for the second or third time in as many months.
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Trump’s Tulsa rally posed little issue for Oklahoma National Guard
About 250 Oklahoma National Guard troops assisted law enforcement during Trump’s Saturday rally.
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Stryker weapons upgrades face scrutiny under House proposal
Under a proposed defense policy bill, the U.S. Army would have to brief Congress on plans to upgrade weapons for the Stryker combat vehicle amid the service’s efforts to reassure industry about the competition.
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Investigation details fatal insider attack on sergeant major during Army advisers’ first deployment
Two of the Afghan police officers involved in the 2018 green-on-blue attack were shooters; two were getaway drivers, according to an investigation obtained by Army Times.
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Logistical hurdles could slow U.S. troop withdrawal from Germany
Pulling troops out of Germany could prove logistically challenging.
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Army Twitter poll respondents: Get rid of promotion board photos
Army TRADOC is looking into the issue of the inclusion of official photos in promotion boards days after SECDEF gives briefing on diversity and inclusion.
-
Withdrawal of U.S. troops from Germany a key subplot of Trump’s meeting with Polish leader
Military officials are planning to pull nearly 10,000 troops from Germany after Trump complained about their lack of defense spending.
-
Fort Bragg garrison commander relieved due to loss of trust
Col. Phillip Sounia was relieved by the generals helming Army Installation Management Command and the 18th Airborne Corps.
-
US soldier plotted with Satanic neo-Nazis to ambush his own unit overseas, feds say
Melzer acknowledged that he might die in the attack on his own unit, stating “who gives a f– … it would be another war.”
-
The Army will soon allow users to access classified info from home
The commercial environment will be rolled out in the next 30 days.
-
After COVID-19 and protest response, the National Guard is gearing up for a rough hurricane season
The Guard is expecting about a third more storms this year than last, and many of its troops will be activated for the second or third time in as many months.
-
Trump’s Tulsa rally posed little issue for Oklahoma National Guard
About 250 Oklahoma National Guard troops assisted law enforcement during Trump’s Saturday rally.
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Stryker weapons upgrades face scrutiny under House proposal
Under a proposed defense policy bill, the U.S. Army would have to brief Congress on plans to upgrade weapons for the Stryker combat vehicle amid the service’s efforts to reassure industry about the competition.
