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Green Beret’s free-fall death spotlights concerns, sparks working group
The Green Beret team sergeant had transitioned to a new parachute deployment method several days before the mishap that took his life.
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Army Reserve investigating Senate candidate Lt. Col. Cunningham over affair
Army Reserve officer Lt. Col. James “Cal” Cunningham, a Democrat running for a crucial U.S. Senate seat, has been facing public scrutiny over an extramarital affair.
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ACFT won’t be a graduation requirement in Initial Military Training for the next year
The new policy applies to all soldiers in Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, One Station Unit Training, Warrant Officer Basic Course and the Basic Officer leader Course.
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Fort Bliss soldier killed when driver sped through red light, police say
Spc. Samuel D. Birmingham was a unit supply specialist assigned to 1st Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
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Senators promised a ‘new command climate’ at Fort Hood in 90 days
“While serious changes need to be made, we were both encouraged by the accountability and commitment to change we saw from Gen. Richardson who took command just five weeks ago,” the two senators said in a joint statement.
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‘Got to fix that’: Some unit ops tempos higher than peaks of Afghan, Iraq wars, Army chief says
The comments made by Gen. James C. McConville were specifically pointed at air defense artillery units, as well as armored brigade combat teams.
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Army Alaska soldier, father dies in vehicle accident near post
The 21-year-old soldier was killed at the intersection of the Richardson Highway and Peridot Street in North Pole, Alaska.
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Soldiers are using tuition assistance a bit more during pandemic
The Army did not run out of TA funds in 2020, though the Air Force did.
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Citing 13 brigades-worth of non-deployable troops, Army looks to holistic health solutions
As of April, more than 58,000 soldiers were non-deployable. The Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness program intends to curb those numbers.
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$25,000 reward offered to help find missing Fort Bliss soldier
Searches over the past two days for Pvt. Richard Halliday, 21, have so far yielded no clues. But there is no indication of foul play at this time, according to the Army.
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Green Beret’s free-fall death spotlights concerns, sparks working group
The Green Beret team sergeant had transitioned to a new parachute deployment method several days before the mishap that took his life.
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Army Reserve investigating Senate candidate Lt. Col. Cunningham over affair
Army Reserve officer Lt. Col. James “Cal” Cunningham, a Democrat running for a crucial U.S. Senate seat, has been facing public scrutiny over an extramarital affair.
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ACFT won’t be a graduation requirement in Initial Military Training for the next year
The new policy applies to all soldiers in Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, One Station Unit Training, Warrant Officer Basic Course and the Basic Officer leader Course.
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Fort Bliss soldier killed when driver sped through red light, police say
Spc. Samuel D. Birmingham was a unit supply specialist assigned to 1st Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
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Senators promised a ‘new command climate’ at Fort Hood in 90 days
“While serious changes need to be made, we were both encouraged by the accountability and commitment to change we saw from Gen. Richardson who took command just five weeks ago,” the two senators said in a joint statement.
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‘Got to fix that’: Some unit ops tempos higher than peaks of Afghan, Iraq wars, Army chief says
The comments made by Gen. James C. McConville were specifically pointed at air defense artillery units, as well as armored brigade combat teams.
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Army Alaska soldier, father dies in vehicle accident near post
The 21-year-old soldier was killed at the intersection of the Richardson Highway and Peridot Street in North Pole, Alaska.
-
Soldiers are using tuition assistance a bit more during pandemic
The Army did not run out of TA funds in 2020, though the Air Force did.
-
Citing 13 brigades-worth of non-deployable troops, Army looks to holistic health solutions
As of April, more than 58,000 soldiers were non-deployable. The Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness program intends to curb those numbers.
-
$25,000 reward offered to help find missing Fort Bliss soldier
Searches over the past two days for Pvt. Richard Halliday, 21, have so far yielded no clues. But there is no indication of foul play at this time, according to the Army.
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Green Beret’s free-fall death spotlights concerns, sparks working group
The Green Beret team sergeant had transitioned to a new parachute deployment method several days before the mishap that took his life.
-
Army Reserve investigating Senate candidate Lt. Col. Cunningham over affair
Army Reserve officer Lt. Col. James “Cal” Cunningham, a Democrat running for a crucial U.S. Senate seat, has been facing public scrutiny over an extramarital affair.
-
ACFT won’t be a graduation requirement in Initial Military Training for the next year
The new policy applies to all soldiers in Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, One Station Unit Training, Warrant Officer Basic Course and the Basic Officer leader Course.
-
Fort Bliss soldier killed when driver sped through red light, police say
Spc. Samuel D. Birmingham was a unit supply specialist assigned to 1st Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
-
Senators promised a ‘new command climate’ at Fort Hood in 90 days
“While serious changes need to be made, we were both encouraged by the accountability and commitment to change we saw from Gen. Richardson who took command just five weeks ago,” the two senators said in a joint statement.
-
‘Got to fix that’: Some unit ops tempos higher than peaks of Afghan, Iraq wars, Army chief says
The comments made by Gen. James C. McConville were specifically pointed at air defense artillery units, as well as armored brigade combat teams.
-
Army Alaska soldier, father dies in vehicle accident near post
The 21-year-old soldier was killed at the intersection of the Richardson Highway and Peridot Street in North Pole, Alaska.
-
Soldiers are using tuition assistance a bit more during pandemic
The Army did not run out of TA funds in 2020, though the Air Force did.
-
Citing 13 brigades-worth of non-deployable troops, Army looks to holistic health solutions
As of April, more than 58,000 soldiers were non-deployable. The Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness program intends to curb those numbers.
-
$25,000 reward offered to help find missing Fort Bliss soldier
Searches over the past two days for Pvt. Richard Halliday, 21, have so far yielded no clues. But there is no indication of foul play at this time, according to the Army.
