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Charleston Naval Weapons Station: West Nile in some mosquitoes
Some mosquitoes captured at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in South Carolina have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
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Army and Syracuse to renew football series
Syracuse and Army have agreed to resume their football series with four games in the next decade.
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Army officers, warrants face additional screening before promotion
All Army officers and warrant officers seeking promotion to the ranks of colonel and below will now undergo additional screening before they can advance to the next higher grade.
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Fort Myer Officers Club, one of Army’s last, to change name, open membership
Next month, the Fort Myer Officers Club will become the latest such organization to open its membership rolls to the enlisted ranks, continuing a trend that has nearly eliminated such clubs from Army installations.
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Submarine, support vessel collide off Washington coast
The Ohio-class submarine Louisiana reportedly collided with its offshore support vessel in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Ramping up the intensity of underway transfers
The Corps wants to transfer gear and vehicles from one ship to another in rough seas.
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Prosecutors fight back against bid to remove four-star from Bergdahl case
In an ongoing back and forth, prosecutors in the case against Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl roundly rejected a defense petition to have Gen. Robert Abrams removed from the case, calling the request “not supported by the facts” and having “little to no legal authority.”
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Police: Shots fired as Army vs. Navy argument goes awry in Oklahoma
What began as an Army vs. Navy argument in Oklahoma City led to weapons charges. Those charges were dismissed in 2017, according a state courts website.
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Destroyer named after Marine hero Sgt. Rafael Peralta to be commissioned next summer
He was killed in 2004 and also considered for the Medal of Honor for his selfless acts that included absorbing the brunt of a grenade blast.
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Army units change patches as part of active, Guard and Reserve pilot program
The Army’s pilot program to bring together active-duty, Army Reserve and Army National Guard units is well underway as soldiers trade patches and form relationships across the components.
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Charleston Naval Weapons Station: West Nile in some mosquitoes
Some mosquitoes captured at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in South Carolina have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
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Army and Syracuse to renew football series
Syracuse and Army have agreed to resume their football series with four games in the next decade.
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Army officers, warrants face additional screening before promotion
All Army officers and warrant officers seeking promotion to the ranks of colonel and below will now undergo additional screening before they can advance to the next higher grade.
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Fort Myer Officers Club, one of Army’s last, to change name, open membership
Next month, the Fort Myer Officers Club will become the latest such organization to open its membership rolls to the enlisted ranks, continuing a trend that has nearly eliminated such clubs from Army installations.
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Submarine, support vessel collide off Washington coast
The Ohio-class submarine Louisiana reportedly collided with its offshore support vessel in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Ramping up the intensity of underway transfers
The Corps wants to transfer gear and vehicles from one ship to another in rough seas.
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Prosecutors fight back against bid to remove four-star from Bergdahl case
In an ongoing back and forth, prosecutors in the case against Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl roundly rejected a defense petition to have Gen. Robert Abrams removed from the case, calling the request “not supported by the facts” and having “little to no legal authority.”
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Police: Shots fired as Army vs. Navy argument goes awry in Oklahoma
What began as an Army vs. Navy argument in Oklahoma City led to weapons charges. Those charges were dismissed in 2017, according a state courts website.
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Destroyer named after Marine hero Sgt. Rafael Peralta to be commissioned next summer
He was killed in 2004 and also considered for the Medal of Honor for his selfless acts that included absorbing the brunt of a grenade blast.
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Army units change patches as part of active, Guard and Reserve pilot program
The Army’s pilot program to bring together active-duty, Army Reserve and Army National Guard units is well underway as soldiers trade patches and form relationships across the components.
-
Charleston Naval Weapons Station: West Nile in some mosquitoes
Some mosquitoes captured at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in South Carolina have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
-
Army and Syracuse to renew football series
Syracuse and Army have agreed to resume their football series with four games in the next decade.
-
Army officers, warrants face additional screening before promotion
All Army officers and warrant officers seeking promotion to the ranks of colonel and below will now undergo additional screening before they can advance to the next higher grade.
-
Fort Myer Officers Club, one of Army’s last, to change name, open membership
Next month, the Fort Myer Officers Club will become the latest such organization to open its membership rolls to the enlisted ranks, continuing a trend that has nearly eliminated such clubs from Army installations.
-
Submarine, support vessel collide off Washington coast
The Ohio-class submarine Louisiana reportedly collided with its offshore support vessel in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
-
Ramping up the intensity of underway transfers
The Corps wants to transfer gear and vehicles from one ship to another in rough seas.
-
Prosecutors fight back against bid to remove four-star from Bergdahl case
In an ongoing back and forth, prosecutors in the case against Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl roundly rejected a defense petition to have Gen. Robert Abrams removed from the case, calling the request “not supported by the facts” and having “little to no legal authority.”
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Police: Shots fired as Army vs. Navy argument goes awry in Oklahoma
What began as an Army vs. Navy argument in Oklahoma City led to weapons charges. Those charges were dismissed in 2017, according a state courts website.
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Destroyer named after Marine hero Sgt. Rafael Peralta to be commissioned next summer
He was killed in 2004 and also considered for the Medal of Honor for his selfless acts that included absorbing the brunt of a grenade blast.
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Army units change patches as part of active, Guard and Reserve pilot program
The Army’s pilot program to bring together active-duty, Army Reserve and Army National Guard units is well underway as soldiers trade patches and form relationships across the components.
