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Soldier indicted for selling 3D-printed automatic weapon converters
Investigators used fingerprints on the gun parts, credit card records and receipts in a dumpster to identify Grant Mosley.
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Underdeveloped brain led to 2006 bank heist, jailed ex-Ranger claims
The defendant argued that his actions as a 20-year-old were orchestrated by a brain that “does not fully develop until 25.”
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Machine gun missing at California Army post
“Currently, there are no indications of any criminal activity,” said a spokesperson for the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division.
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Army demos aerial jammer amid push to catch up in electronic warfare
U.S. Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said he was “really impressed with the MFEW program,” its “different configurations and where it’s going.”
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Fort Bragg barracks fix won’t be fast but will be done right, SMA says
“Lots happening to make this happen — moving 1,200 soldiers won’t be quick, but it will be done right,” Grinston said Wednesday night.
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Gunships, artillery retaliate after 3 US troops hurt in Syria attacks
AH-64 Apache helicopters, AC-130 gunships and M777 artillery hit back against the purported militants.
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Army IT leader pledges quicker cloud uptake in ‘year of action’
When it comes to cloud, the coming year will be one of “action and acceleration,” according to U.S. Army Lt. Gen. John Morrison.
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US airstrikes target militia-controlled areas in east Syria
CENTCOM officials said the attack was in response to an Aug. 15 attack targeting U.S. forces.
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US forces remember POWs killed on Hill 303 during Korean War
The ceremony was held in memory of the 41 U.S. soldiers killed by North Korean troops at Hill 303 on August 17, 1950.
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How harshly should DoD punish political, religious proselytizing?
Army Reserve Maj. Jamie Schwandt, who identified himself as an Army officer in the video, said his proclamations were not political opinions but facts.
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Soldier indicted for selling 3D-printed automatic weapon converters
Investigators used fingerprints on the gun parts, credit card records and receipts in a dumpster to identify Grant Mosley.
-
Underdeveloped brain led to 2006 bank heist, jailed ex-Ranger claims
The defendant argued that his actions as a 20-year-old were orchestrated by a brain that “does not fully develop until 25.”
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Machine gun missing at California Army post
“Currently, there are no indications of any criminal activity,” said a spokesperson for the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division.
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Army demos aerial jammer amid push to catch up in electronic warfare
U.S. Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said he was “really impressed with the MFEW program,” its “different configurations and where it’s going.”
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Fort Bragg barracks fix won’t be fast but will be done right, SMA says
“Lots happening to make this happen — moving 1,200 soldiers won’t be quick, but it will be done right,” Grinston said Wednesday night.
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Gunships, artillery retaliate after 3 US troops hurt in Syria attacks
AH-64 Apache helicopters, AC-130 gunships and M777 artillery hit back against the purported militants.
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Army IT leader pledges quicker cloud uptake in ‘year of action’
When it comes to cloud, the coming year will be one of “action and acceleration,” according to U.S. Army Lt. Gen. John Morrison.
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US airstrikes target militia-controlled areas in east Syria
CENTCOM officials said the attack was in response to an Aug. 15 attack targeting U.S. forces.
-
US forces remember POWs killed on Hill 303 during Korean War
The ceremony was held in memory of the 41 U.S. soldiers killed by North Korean troops at Hill 303 on August 17, 1950.
-
How harshly should DoD punish political, religious proselytizing?
Army Reserve Maj. Jamie Schwandt, who identified himself as an Army officer in the video, said his proclamations were not political opinions but facts.
-
Soldier indicted for selling 3D-printed automatic weapon converters
Investigators used fingerprints on the gun parts, credit card records and receipts in a dumpster to identify Grant Mosley.
-
Underdeveloped brain led to 2006 bank heist, jailed ex-Ranger claims
The defendant argued that his actions as a 20-year-old were orchestrated by a brain that “does not fully develop until 25.”
-
Machine gun missing at California Army post
“Currently, there are no indications of any criminal activity,” said a spokesperson for the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division.
-
Army demos aerial jammer amid push to catch up in electronic warfare
U.S. Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said he was “really impressed with the MFEW program,” its “different configurations and where it’s going.”
-
Fort Bragg barracks fix won’t be fast but will be done right, SMA says
“Lots happening to make this happen — moving 1,200 soldiers won’t be quick, but it will be done right,” Grinston said Wednesday night.
-
Gunships, artillery retaliate after 3 US troops hurt in Syria attacks
AH-64 Apache helicopters, AC-130 gunships and M777 artillery hit back against the purported militants.
-
Army IT leader pledges quicker cloud uptake in ‘year of action’
When it comes to cloud, the coming year will be one of “action and acceleration,” according to U.S. Army Lt. Gen. John Morrison.
-
US airstrikes target militia-controlled areas in east Syria
CENTCOM officials said the attack was in response to an Aug. 15 attack targeting U.S. forces.
-
US forces remember POWs killed on Hill 303 during Korean War
The ceremony was held in memory of the 41 U.S. soldiers killed by North Korean troops at Hill 303 on August 17, 1950.
-
How harshly should DoD punish political, religious proselytizing?
Army Reserve Maj. Jamie Schwandt, who identified himself as an Army officer in the video, said his proclamations were not political opinions but facts.
