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Medal of Honor recipient promoted to sergeant major
A Green Beret who received the Medal of Honor in October has been promoted to the rank of sergeant major.
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All US troops to leave Afghanistan in 14 months if Taliban meets commitments of peace deal
The signing could help President Donald Trump fulfill a key campaign promise to extract America from its “endless wars.” Under the agreement, the U.S. will begin withdrawing thousands of troops in exchange for Taliban commitments to prevent Afghanistan from being a launchpad for terrorist attacks.
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Army won’t follow Marine Corps lead and rename Confederate bases
“We have no plans to rename any street or installation, including those named for Confederate generals,” an Army spokesperson said.
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Fort Bragg paratrooper charged with beating elderly couple
A soldier stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina was charged this week with breaking into the home of a couple in their 70s and severely beating them.
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Choose your job: Army offers soldiers career agency to bolster retention
The way the Army manages its soldiers’ careers is due for an overhaul, service leadership says, and they’re instituting new initiatives as part of the most comprehensive reform to the service’s officer personnel system since the late 1940s.
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Wounded Army vet alleges harassment over her use of a service dog
An Army veteran wounded by an improvised explosive device in Iraq is suing the federal agency she worked for after she was allegedly harassed for her use of a service dog.
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Two-thirds of troops support allowing transgender service members in the military, Pentagon study finds
The majority of troops approved of serving with transgender people, regardless of their own gender, sexuality or ethnic group.
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South Korea, US postpone annual military drills due to virus
The South Korean and U.S. militaries have postponed their annual drills out of concerns over a virus outbreak.
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As soldiers arrive for Defender 2020, European infrastructure will be tested
“I’m concerned about the bandwidth to be able to accept this large force,” said NATO’s supreme allied commander.
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Pennsylvania man found guilty of stolen valor and theft
Crawford was accused of stealing from American Legion Post 568 by using the post’s debit cards to make unauthorized purchases.
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Medal of Honor recipient promoted to sergeant major
A Green Beret who received the Medal of Honor in October has been promoted to the rank of sergeant major.
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All US troops to leave Afghanistan in 14 months if Taliban meets commitments of peace deal
The signing could help President Donald Trump fulfill a key campaign promise to extract America from its “endless wars.” Under the agreement, the U.S. will begin withdrawing thousands of troops in exchange for Taliban commitments to prevent Afghanistan from being a launchpad for terrorist attacks.
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Army won’t follow Marine Corps lead and rename Confederate bases
“We have no plans to rename any street or installation, including those named for Confederate generals,” an Army spokesperson said.
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Fort Bragg paratrooper charged with beating elderly couple
A soldier stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina was charged this week with breaking into the home of a couple in their 70s and severely beating them.
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Choose your job: Army offers soldiers career agency to bolster retention
The way the Army manages its soldiers’ careers is due for an overhaul, service leadership says, and they’re instituting new initiatives as part of the most comprehensive reform to the service’s officer personnel system since the late 1940s.
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Wounded Army vet alleges harassment over her use of a service dog
An Army veteran wounded by an improvised explosive device in Iraq is suing the federal agency she worked for after she was allegedly harassed for her use of a service dog.
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Two-thirds of troops support allowing transgender service members in the military, Pentagon study finds
The majority of troops approved of serving with transgender people, regardless of their own gender, sexuality or ethnic group.
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South Korea, US postpone annual military drills due to virus
The South Korean and U.S. militaries have postponed their annual drills out of concerns over a virus outbreak.
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As soldiers arrive for Defender 2020, European infrastructure will be tested
“I’m concerned about the bandwidth to be able to accept this large force,” said NATO’s supreme allied commander.
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Pennsylvania man found guilty of stolen valor and theft
Crawford was accused of stealing from American Legion Post 568 by using the post’s debit cards to make unauthorized purchases.
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Medal of Honor recipient promoted to sergeant major
A Green Beret who received the Medal of Honor in October has been promoted to the rank of sergeant major.
-
All US troops to leave Afghanistan in 14 months if Taliban meets commitments of peace deal
The signing could help President Donald Trump fulfill a key campaign promise to extract America from its “endless wars.” Under the agreement, the U.S. will begin withdrawing thousands of troops in exchange for Taliban commitments to prevent Afghanistan from being a launchpad for terrorist attacks.
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Army won’t follow Marine Corps lead and rename Confederate bases
“We have no plans to rename any street or installation, including those named for Confederate generals,” an Army spokesperson said.
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Fort Bragg paratrooper charged with beating elderly couple
A soldier stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina was charged this week with breaking into the home of a couple in their 70s and severely beating them.
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Choose your job: Army offers soldiers career agency to bolster retention
The way the Army manages its soldiers’ careers is due for an overhaul, service leadership says, and they’re instituting new initiatives as part of the most comprehensive reform to the service’s officer personnel system since the late 1940s.
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Wounded Army vet alleges harassment over her use of a service dog
An Army veteran wounded by an improvised explosive device in Iraq is suing the federal agency she worked for after she was allegedly harassed for her use of a service dog.
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Two-thirds of troops support allowing transgender service members in the military, Pentagon study finds
The majority of troops approved of serving with transgender people, regardless of their own gender, sexuality or ethnic group.
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South Korea, US postpone annual military drills due to virus
The South Korean and U.S. militaries have postponed their annual drills out of concerns over a virus outbreak.
-
As soldiers arrive for Defender 2020, European infrastructure will be tested
“I’m concerned about the bandwidth to be able to accept this large force,” said NATO’s supreme allied commander.
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Pennsylvania man found guilty of stolen valor and theft
Crawford was accused of stealing from American Legion Post 568 by using the post’s debit cards to make unauthorized purchases.
