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Female Army enlistments down after Vanessa Guillen’s death, data shows
After the 2020 disappearance and murder of Spc. Vanessa Guillen, there was a spike in prospective female recruits who decided not to enlist in the Army.
By Hope Hodge Seck
Netflix posts trailer for ‘I Am Vanessa Guillen’ documentary
'I Am Vanessa Guillen' follows the soldier's sisters as they work to fight the military's SH/SA policies.
By Sarah Sicard
Family of slain soldier Vanessa Guillen files $35M lawsuit
Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen was murdered by a fellow soldier while stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, after she reported being sexual harassed.
Possible motive in Vanessa Guillen murder revealed in new court records
The release of the Texas DPS document comes as Aguilar is attempting to have her confession thrown out as inadmissible.
Fort Hood crisis didn’t hurt Army’s Hispanic recruiting, data shows
The proportion of Hispanic accessions relative to total Army accessions has actually increased since July 2020.
By Davis Winkie
Biden to nominate former House staffer as Army acquisition boss
President Joe Biden will nominate Douglas Bush, a former lead House Armed Services Committee staffer, as the Army’s acquisition chief, the White House announced Tuesday.
By Joe Gould
Civilian boss takes charge of Army CID for first time
"We must now clearly establish CID as an elite federal law enforcement agency," the new CID boss said.
Former 1st Cavalry Division boss cleared by internal investigation
Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Broadwater was initially suspended in December.
By Army Times staff
These five Army posts have the highest sexual assault risk, study shows
Posts with divisions tend to present the most risk.
Woman’s confession in death of Spc. Vanessa Guillén stays
A judge on Wednesday denied a request to suppress Cecily Ann Aguilar's confession of helping kill and dismember Spc. Vanessa Guillén.
Military justice reform: The ‘Be Careful What You Ask For’ Act
There is no basis to conclude that a career military lawyer will be better insulated from pressures or more inclined to send challenging cases to trial, say the authors of this commentary.
By Army Maj. Jordan Stapley and Professor Geoffrey Corn