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Special operations training center warns soldiers of symbols co-opted by extremists
Leaders are trying to educate special operations soldiers on what imagery to avoid when they craft informal, small unit symbols.
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Army War College commandant suspended, under investigation
The number two officer for the Army Corps of Engineers has been assigned as the acting commandant.
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Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
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Drones are biggest tactical concern since the rise of IEDs in Iraq, CENTCOM boss says
Videos from battlefields in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine show the havoc that small drones bring to unsuspecting ground forces.
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Fort Riley aviation unit tapped for Europe rotation
The majority of equipment and personnel will be stationed in Germany, with a forward presence in Latvia, Romania and Poland.
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After Army Alaska’s alleged suicides, one battalion gets ‘sensing sessions’
Army Alaska has acknowledged grappling with suicide in the past.
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Long field exercises, deployments led to low morale in missing soldier’s unit, investigators say
The investigation was launched after Pvt. Richard Halliday went missing in July.
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Three pilots lost in Black Hawk crash near Boise were all fathers
“No speculation on what caused the accident, but we do know there was bad weather,” the three-man crew’s commander said.
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Paratroopers raise alarms about COVID contagion amid brigade exercise with Brazilian soldiers
Officials stressed that the COVID-19 positivity rate for the exercise is under 5 percent, and what cases do crop up are quickly sequestered.
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Three pilots killed in Army Guard helicopter crash near Boise
An emergency transmitter aboard the Black Hawk was activated Tuesday night. The crews’ remains were discovered Wednesday.
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Special operations training center warns soldiers of symbols co-opted by extremists
Leaders are trying to educate special operations soldiers on what imagery to avoid when they craft informal, small unit symbols.
-
Army War College commandant suspended, under investigation
The number two officer for the Army Corps of Engineers has been assigned as the acting commandant.
-
Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
-
Drones are biggest tactical concern since the rise of IEDs in Iraq, CENTCOM boss says
Videos from battlefields in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine show the havoc that small drones bring to unsuspecting ground forces.
-
Fort Riley aviation unit tapped for Europe rotation
The majority of equipment and personnel will be stationed in Germany, with a forward presence in Latvia, Romania and Poland.
-
After Army Alaska’s alleged suicides, one battalion gets ‘sensing sessions’
Army Alaska has acknowledged grappling with suicide in the past.
-
Long field exercises, deployments led to low morale in missing soldier’s unit, investigators say
The investigation was launched after Pvt. Richard Halliday went missing in July.
-
Three pilots lost in Black Hawk crash near Boise were all fathers
“No speculation on what caused the accident, but we do know there was bad weather,” the three-man crew’s commander said.
-
Paratroopers raise alarms about COVID contagion amid brigade exercise with Brazilian soldiers
Officials stressed that the COVID-19 positivity rate for the exercise is under 5 percent, and what cases do crop up are quickly sequestered.
-
Three pilots killed in Army Guard helicopter crash near Boise
An emergency transmitter aboard the Black Hawk was activated Tuesday night. The crews’ remains were discovered Wednesday.
-
Special operations training center warns soldiers of symbols co-opted by extremists
Leaders are trying to educate special operations soldiers on what imagery to avoid when they craft informal, small unit symbols.
-
Army War College commandant suspended, under investigation
The number two officer for the Army Corps of Engineers has been assigned as the acting commandant.
-
Spate of Black Hawk crew deaths prompts questions for Pentagon
There have been five fatal Black Hawk crashes in the past 14 months, both overseas and domestically, claiming the lives of 16 service members.
-
Drones are biggest tactical concern since the rise of IEDs in Iraq, CENTCOM boss says
Videos from battlefields in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine show the havoc that small drones bring to unsuspecting ground forces.
-
Fort Riley aviation unit tapped for Europe rotation
The majority of equipment and personnel will be stationed in Germany, with a forward presence in Latvia, Romania and Poland.
-
After Army Alaska’s alleged suicides, one battalion gets ‘sensing sessions’
Army Alaska has acknowledged grappling with suicide in the past.
-
Long field exercises, deployments led to low morale in missing soldier’s unit, investigators say
The investigation was launched after Pvt. Richard Halliday went missing in July.
-
Three pilots lost in Black Hawk crash near Boise were all fathers
“No speculation on what caused the accident, but we do know there was bad weather,” the three-man crew’s commander said.
-
Paratroopers raise alarms about COVID contagion amid brigade exercise with Brazilian soldiers
Officials stressed that the COVID-19 positivity rate for the exercise is under 5 percent, and what cases do crop up are quickly sequestered.
-
Three pilots killed in Army Guard helicopter crash near Boise
An emergency transmitter aboard the Black Hawk was activated Tuesday night. The crews’ remains were discovered Wednesday.
