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Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
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New York Guardsmen to take over training Ukrainian soldiers
Around 140 New York Guardsmen with the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team said goodbye to their families in a July 15 ceremony.
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Soldier killed by lightning served on combat surgery team
Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark died and nine other soldiers were injured Wednesday when lightning struck the group during a training exercise at Fort Gordon, according to the Army Reserve.
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Georgia soldier admits to stealing millions in COVID-19 relief funds
CWO2 Dara Buck faces up to five years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
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US Army’s floating equipment stockpile in Pacific gets first test
The Army exercised its prepositioned stock afloat for the first time in the Philippines this spring in a new process that will allow the service to ensure its stockpiles are optimally configured.
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Army reopening nearly 900 G-RAP recruiting fraud investigations
The expanded internal review comes almost three months after an Army Times investigation.
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Army advisers join rescue efforts after plane crash in Mogadishu
The three soldiers from Maneuver Advisor Team 2231 and their Somalian trainees jumped into action when the plane crashed.
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Medals of Honor for soldiers who perpetrated Wounded Knee massacre may be rescinded
The Senate has not yet approved the move to rescind the 20 Medals of Honor.
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Citing recruiting woes, Army will shed up to 28,000 troops in next year
The service has been struggling with recruiting in 2022.
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Army establishes independent prosecutor office, misconduct amnesty policy
The service announced the two moves last week as part of its efforts to overhaul its ineffective SHARP program.
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Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
-
New York Guardsmen to take over training Ukrainian soldiers
Around 140 New York Guardsmen with the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team said goodbye to their families in a July 15 ceremony.
-
Soldier killed by lightning served on combat surgery team
Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark died and nine other soldiers were injured Wednesday when lightning struck the group during a training exercise at Fort Gordon, according to the Army Reserve.
-
Georgia soldier admits to stealing millions in COVID-19 relief funds
CWO2 Dara Buck faces up to five years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
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US Army’s floating equipment stockpile in Pacific gets first test
The Army exercised its prepositioned stock afloat for the first time in the Philippines this spring in a new process that will allow the service to ensure its stockpiles are optimally configured.
-
Army reopening nearly 900 G-RAP recruiting fraud investigations
The expanded internal review comes almost three months after an Army Times investigation.
-
Army advisers join rescue efforts after plane crash in Mogadishu
The three soldiers from Maneuver Advisor Team 2231 and their Somalian trainees jumped into action when the plane crashed.
-
Medals of Honor for soldiers who perpetrated Wounded Knee massacre may be rescinded
The Senate has not yet approved the move to rescind the 20 Medals of Honor.
-
Citing recruiting woes, Army will shed up to 28,000 troops in next year
The service has been struggling with recruiting in 2022.
-
Army establishes independent prosecutor office, misconduct amnesty policy
The service announced the two moves last week as part of its efforts to overhaul its ineffective SHARP program.
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Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
-
New York Guardsmen to take over training Ukrainian soldiers
Around 140 New York Guardsmen with the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team said goodbye to their families in a July 15 ceremony.
-
Soldier killed by lightning served on combat surgery team
Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark died and nine other soldiers were injured Wednesday when lightning struck the group during a training exercise at Fort Gordon, according to the Army Reserve.
-
Georgia soldier admits to stealing millions in COVID-19 relief funds
CWO2 Dara Buck faces up to five years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
-
US Army’s floating equipment stockpile in Pacific gets first test
The Army exercised its prepositioned stock afloat for the first time in the Philippines this spring in a new process that will allow the service to ensure its stockpiles are optimally configured.
-
Army reopening nearly 900 G-RAP recruiting fraud investigations
The expanded internal review comes almost three months after an Army Times investigation.
-
Army advisers join rescue efforts after plane crash in Mogadishu
The three soldiers from Maneuver Advisor Team 2231 and their Somalian trainees jumped into action when the plane crashed.
-
Medals of Honor for soldiers who perpetrated Wounded Knee massacre may be rescinded
The Senate has not yet approved the move to rescind the 20 Medals of Honor.
-
Citing recruiting woes, Army will shed up to 28,000 troops in next year
The service has been struggling with recruiting in 2022.
-
Army establishes independent prosecutor office, misconduct amnesty policy
The service announced the two moves last week as part of its efforts to overhaul its ineffective SHARP program.
