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Virginia Tech sued after ‘blood-pinning’ cost cadet his Army commission
A former member of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets is suing the university after he was suspended for two semesters for his role in a “blood-pinning” ritual.
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Army officer who testified against Trump out early from NSC
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could be out at the National Security Council.
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Trump says US operation killed al-Qaida leader in Yemen
President Donald Trump said Thursday that the U.S. at his direction has conducted a counter-terrorism operation in Yemen that killed Qassim al-Rimi, an al-Qaida leader who claimed responsibility for last year’s deadly shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola, where a Saudi aviation trainee killed three American sailors.
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Army task force takeover could spell doom for infantry reform
SecDef says this move will help field innovations more quickly.
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Pentagon adds to list of bases that can house passengers quarantined for coronavirus
The facilities would be a “tertiary” choice for housing quarantined passengers after Department of Health and Human Services sites fill
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New officer job assignment system will fight nepotism, Army leaders say
“Really, it levels the playing field,” the Army’s G-1 said.
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Pentagon withholding funds from Army’s top medical bio and chem labs
DoD is withholding funds from the U.S. Army for its labs, threatening researchers’ pay.
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Barracks heating, cooling and plumbing renovations are being planned across the force
“One of my favorite initiatives that I saw up in Alaska was the kiosk, right there in the barracks,” the Army’s senior enlisted leader said.
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US troops have been squaring off with Russian contractors in Syria raising worries of wider conflict
“I think the Russians are always testing us.”
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Signs of white supremacy, extremism up again in poll of active-duty troops
More than half of minority service members have seen links to the hate groups among fellow troops.
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Virginia Tech sued after ‘blood-pinning’ cost cadet his Army commission
A former member of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets is suing the university after he was suspended for two semesters for his role in a “blood-pinning” ritual.
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Army officer who testified against Trump out early from NSC
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could be out at the National Security Council.
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Trump says US operation killed al-Qaida leader in Yemen
President Donald Trump said Thursday that the U.S. at his direction has conducted a counter-terrorism operation in Yemen that killed Qassim al-Rimi, an al-Qaida leader who claimed responsibility for last year’s deadly shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola, where a Saudi aviation trainee killed three American sailors.
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Army task force takeover could spell doom for infantry reform
SecDef says this move will help field innovations more quickly.
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Pentagon adds to list of bases that can house passengers quarantined for coronavirus
The facilities would be a “tertiary” choice for housing quarantined passengers after Department of Health and Human Services sites fill
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New officer job assignment system will fight nepotism, Army leaders say
“Really, it levels the playing field,” the Army’s G-1 said.
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Pentagon withholding funds from Army’s top medical bio and chem labs
DoD is withholding funds from the U.S. Army for its labs, threatening researchers’ pay.
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Barracks heating, cooling and plumbing renovations are being planned across the force
“One of my favorite initiatives that I saw up in Alaska was the kiosk, right there in the barracks,” the Army’s senior enlisted leader said.
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US troops have been squaring off with Russian contractors in Syria raising worries of wider conflict
“I think the Russians are always testing us.”
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Signs of white supremacy, extremism up again in poll of active-duty troops
More than half of minority service members have seen links to the hate groups among fellow troops.
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Virginia Tech sued after ‘blood-pinning’ cost cadet his Army commission
A former member of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets is suing the university after he was suspended for two semesters for his role in a “blood-pinning” ritual.
-
Army officer who testified against Trump out early from NSC
Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman could be out at the National Security Council.
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Trump says US operation killed al-Qaida leader in Yemen
President Donald Trump said Thursday that the U.S. at his direction has conducted a counter-terrorism operation in Yemen that killed Qassim al-Rimi, an al-Qaida leader who claimed responsibility for last year’s deadly shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola, where a Saudi aviation trainee killed three American sailors.
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Army task force takeover could spell doom for infantry reform
SecDef says this move will help field innovations more quickly.
-
Pentagon adds to list of bases that can house passengers quarantined for coronavirus
The facilities would be a “tertiary” choice for housing quarantined passengers after Department of Health and Human Services sites fill
-
New officer job assignment system will fight nepotism, Army leaders say
“Really, it levels the playing field,” the Army’s G-1 said.
-
Pentagon withholding funds from Army’s top medical bio and chem labs
DoD is withholding funds from the U.S. Army for its labs, threatening researchers’ pay.
-
Barracks heating, cooling and plumbing renovations are being planned across the force
“One of my favorite initiatives that I saw up in Alaska was the kiosk, right there in the barracks,” the Army’s senior enlisted leader said.
-
US troops have been squaring off with Russian contractors in Syria raising worries of wider conflict
“I think the Russians are always testing us.”
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Signs of white supremacy, extremism up again in poll of active-duty troops
More than half of minority service members have seen links to the hate groups among fellow troops.
