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Troops forming crisis response forces at US-Mexico border checkpoints
About 160 soldiers will be backing up border patrol agents in California and Texas.
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Soldier contracted smallpox sister virus after tattooing his vaccine site
“This incident illustrates the risks of current smallpox vaccination practice and poor patient adherence to post-vaccination care instructions,” researchers wrote.
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Green plastic Army women set features working dogs and handlers, Rosie the Riveter
The toys come in sets of 36 and are expected to be released this October.
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NASA worker accused in death of Maryland National Guardsman
A NASA employee has been charged with murder in the death of a Maryland National Guardsman whose family members say had an ongoing dispute with the suspect.
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Afghanistan violence must ease for peace deal with Taliban to advance, Pompeo says
Less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump said he had a “very good talk” with a Taliban leader and insisted the militants want to end the violence, a U.S. military drone targeted the group in retaliation for an uptick in attacks against Afghan forces.
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Study finds taller, heavier female soldiers outperform smaller peers
The most essential tasks were performed better by taller, heavier female Army trainees and soldiers.
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Former soldier sentenced for attempting to provide support to ISIS
He brought up potential targets, to include “military bases,” and spoke of the perceived ease in which one could access those installations.
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Army looks to ease burden on missile defense soldiers
The Army is trying to ease the burden on its frequently deployed air and missile defense soldiers, as well as address what some lawmakers call a “modern-day missile gap” facing troops.
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Storied Army institute developing COVID-19 diagnostic test, vaccine
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command personnel have been working on research efforts to control, contain and prevent the virus, to include developing a new diagnostic test.
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Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
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Troops forming crisis response forces at US-Mexico border checkpoints
About 160 soldiers will be backing up border patrol agents in California and Texas.
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Soldier contracted smallpox sister virus after tattooing his vaccine site
“This incident illustrates the risks of current smallpox vaccination practice and poor patient adherence to post-vaccination care instructions,” researchers wrote.
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Green plastic Army women set features working dogs and handlers, Rosie the Riveter
The toys come in sets of 36 and are expected to be released this October.
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NASA worker accused in death of Maryland National Guardsman
A NASA employee has been charged with murder in the death of a Maryland National Guardsman whose family members say had an ongoing dispute with the suspect.
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Afghanistan violence must ease for peace deal with Taliban to advance, Pompeo says
Less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump said he had a “very good talk” with a Taliban leader and insisted the militants want to end the violence, a U.S. military drone targeted the group in retaliation for an uptick in attacks against Afghan forces.
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Study finds taller, heavier female soldiers outperform smaller peers
The most essential tasks were performed better by taller, heavier female Army trainees and soldiers.
-
Former soldier sentenced for attempting to provide support to ISIS
He brought up potential targets, to include “military bases,” and spoke of the perceived ease in which one could access those installations.
-
Army looks to ease burden on missile defense soldiers
The Army is trying to ease the burden on its frequently deployed air and missile defense soldiers, as well as address what some lawmakers call a “modern-day missile gap” facing troops.
-
Storied Army institute developing COVID-19 diagnostic test, vaccine
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command personnel have been working on research efforts to control, contain and prevent the virus, to include developing a new diagnostic test.
-
Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
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Troops forming crisis response forces at US-Mexico border checkpoints
About 160 soldiers will be backing up border patrol agents in California and Texas.
-
Soldier contracted smallpox sister virus after tattooing his vaccine site
“This incident illustrates the risks of current smallpox vaccination practice and poor patient adherence to post-vaccination care instructions,” researchers wrote.
-
Green plastic Army women set features working dogs and handlers, Rosie the Riveter
The toys come in sets of 36 and are expected to be released this October.
-
NASA worker accused in death of Maryland National Guardsman
A NASA employee has been charged with murder in the death of a Maryland National Guardsman whose family members say had an ongoing dispute with the suspect.
-
Afghanistan violence must ease for peace deal with Taliban to advance, Pompeo says
Less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump said he had a “very good talk” with a Taliban leader and insisted the militants want to end the violence, a U.S. military drone targeted the group in retaliation for an uptick in attacks against Afghan forces.
-
Study finds taller, heavier female soldiers outperform smaller peers
The most essential tasks were performed better by taller, heavier female Army trainees and soldiers.
-
Former soldier sentenced for attempting to provide support to ISIS
He brought up potential targets, to include “military bases,” and spoke of the perceived ease in which one could access those installations.
-
Army looks to ease burden on missile defense soldiers
The Army is trying to ease the burden on its frequently deployed air and missile defense soldiers, as well as address what some lawmakers call a “modern-day missile gap” facing troops.
-
Storied Army institute developing COVID-19 diagnostic test, vaccine
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command personnel have been working on research efforts to control, contain and prevent the virus, to include developing a new diagnostic test.
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Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
