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Texas’ Operation Lone Star probed for alleged civil rights violations
Emails obtained by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune confirm that federal authorities are probing discrimination claims involving Gov. Greg Abbott’s multibillion-dollar border initiative.
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Army’s education waiver reversal stuns applicants, splits experts on impact
Experts are split on the Army’s quick reversal of high school education waivers, but some applicants are left out in the cold.
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Biden awards Medal of Honor to 4 soldiers for Vietnam War heroism
President Joe Biden is bestowing the nation’s highest military honor to four Army soldiers for their heroism above and beyond the call of duty during the Vietnam War.
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WW2 Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at US Capitol
The last remaining Medal of Honor recipient from World War II will lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol.
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Army will no longer rotate tank units to Korea — but the tanks are staying
The move comes after a sudden jump in overseas duty for the service’s armored units after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Competition to replace Bradley vehicles enters design, prototype phase
The U.S. Army opens up detailed design and prototyping phases of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle competition releasing a request for proposals to industry.
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Congress wants more troops in Europe as war in Ukraine drags on
Congress wants to see a boost in U.S. military presence through permanent basing and rotational deployment as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues.
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Lost rifle is latest in feud between Texas Guard and butterfly preserve
It’s not every day that a butterfly enthusiast gets an M4A1. But Monday was that day.
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Multiple errors led to fuel leak in Pearl Harbor water, Navy says
Some 6,000 people, including Navy, Army and Air Force families, suffered nausea, headaches, rashes and other symptoms.
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Ohio Guard soldier charged with terroristic threats, making and selling ‘ghost guns’
One of two Ohio National Guardsmen arrested this spring for making terroristic threats has now been charged with illegally making and selling 3D-printed guns.
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Texas’ Operation Lone Star probed for alleged civil rights violations
Emails obtained by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune confirm that federal authorities are probing discrimination claims involving Gov. Greg Abbott’s multibillion-dollar border initiative.
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Army’s education waiver reversal stuns applicants, splits experts on impact
Experts are split on the Army’s quick reversal of high school education waivers, but some applicants are left out in the cold.
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Biden awards Medal of Honor to 4 soldiers for Vietnam War heroism
President Joe Biden is bestowing the nation’s highest military honor to four Army soldiers for their heroism above and beyond the call of duty during the Vietnam War.
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WW2 Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at US Capitol
The last remaining Medal of Honor recipient from World War II will lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol.
-
Army will no longer rotate tank units to Korea — but the tanks are staying
The move comes after a sudden jump in overseas duty for the service’s armored units after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Competition to replace Bradley vehicles enters design, prototype phase
The U.S. Army opens up detailed design and prototyping phases of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle competition releasing a request for proposals to industry.
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Congress wants more troops in Europe as war in Ukraine drags on
Congress wants to see a boost in U.S. military presence through permanent basing and rotational deployment as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues.
-
Lost rifle is latest in feud between Texas Guard and butterfly preserve
It’s not every day that a butterfly enthusiast gets an M4A1. But Monday was that day.
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Multiple errors led to fuel leak in Pearl Harbor water, Navy says
Some 6,000 people, including Navy, Army and Air Force families, suffered nausea, headaches, rashes and other symptoms.
-
Ohio Guard soldier charged with terroristic threats, making and selling ‘ghost guns’
One of two Ohio National Guardsmen arrested this spring for making terroristic threats has now been charged with illegally making and selling 3D-printed guns.
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Texas’ Operation Lone Star probed for alleged civil rights violations
Emails obtained by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune confirm that federal authorities are probing discrimination claims involving Gov. Greg Abbott’s multibillion-dollar border initiative.
-
Army’s education waiver reversal stuns applicants, splits experts on impact
Experts are split on the Army’s quick reversal of high school education waivers, but some applicants are left out in the cold.
-
Biden awards Medal of Honor to 4 soldiers for Vietnam War heroism
President Joe Biden is bestowing the nation’s highest military honor to four Army soldiers for their heroism above and beyond the call of duty during the Vietnam War.
-
WW2 Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at US Capitol
The last remaining Medal of Honor recipient from World War II will lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol.
-
Army will no longer rotate tank units to Korea — but the tanks are staying
The move comes after a sudden jump in overseas duty for the service’s armored units after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Competition to replace Bradley vehicles enters design, prototype phase
The U.S. Army opens up detailed design and prototyping phases of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle competition releasing a request for proposals to industry.
-
Congress wants more troops in Europe as war in Ukraine drags on
Congress wants to see a boost in U.S. military presence through permanent basing and rotational deployment as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues.
-
Lost rifle is latest in feud between Texas Guard and butterfly preserve
It’s not every day that a butterfly enthusiast gets an M4A1. But Monday was that day.
-
Multiple errors led to fuel leak in Pearl Harbor water, Navy says
Some 6,000 people, including Navy, Army and Air Force families, suffered nausea, headaches, rashes and other symptoms.
-
Ohio Guard soldier charged with terroristic threats, making and selling ‘ghost guns’
One of two Ohio National Guardsmen arrested this spring for making terroristic threats has now been charged with illegally making and selling 3D-printed guns.



