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Lack of tracer rounds, condensed planning contributed to soldier’s death in live-fire exercise
One soldier said that the exercise “was rushed and there was no clear control of the maneuver through the lane at night.”
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Soldiers can substitute a 2-minute plank after attempting the leg tuck on ACFT
“Lower back injuries are the most common debilitating and costly injuries to the Army,” said Hibbard. “And that leg tuck is what trains the core.”
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Missing Fort Hood soldier’s sister wants Army CID to hand case off to FBI
Army CID officials said Monday that the reward for information leading to the whereabouts of Guillen has been raised to $25,000.
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Immigrants, prior enlisted and first-generation soldiers among those commissioning through Army ROTC today
Army Times spoke with four of those cadets this week as they prepared to head off for training in the coming months.
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Two-star on Joint Staff was quietly removed in January amid Army investigation
“This matter is still ongoing, however, and we cannot comment any further,” an Army official said.
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Here’s what the CENTCOM commander says about the possibility of Syria, Afghanistan withdrawals
Withdrawing from Syria will “ultimately be a political decision,” while Afghanistan drawdown timeline depends on how Taliban act in coming months.
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Trump opposes changing bases named for Confederate generals
The president said the controversial names are an important part of American military history and heritage.
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Army leaders to make decision on Confederate flags ‘soon’
Army leaders will make an announcement “soon,” a defense official said on background.
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Combat training centers start back up as SFAB heads to Fort Polk before unit’s first deployment
COVID-19 scenarios are part of the training rotation for the 4th SFAB soldiers at JRTC this month.
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Young soldier’s training death ‘very preventable,’ requires immediate reforms, lawmaker tells SECDEF
The safety pin in the driver’s hatch of Panipinto’s Bradley failed. During the road-test, the right-hand side tread of the Bradley also came off, which caused the vehicle to roll over, according to the lawmaker.
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Lack of tracer rounds, condensed planning contributed to soldier’s death in live-fire exercise
One soldier said that the exercise “was rushed and there was no clear control of the maneuver through the lane at night.”
-
Soldiers can substitute a 2-minute plank after attempting the leg tuck on ACFT
“Lower back injuries are the most common debilitating and costly injuries to the Army,” said Hibbard. “And that leg tuck is what trains the core.”
-
Missing Fort Hood soldier’s sister wants Army CID to hand case off to FBI
Army CID officials said Monday that the reward for information leading to the whereabouts of Guillen has been raised to $25,000.
-
Immigrants, prior enlisted and first-generation soldiers among those commissioning through Army ROTC today
Army Times spoke with four of those cadets this week as they prepared to head off for training in the coming months.
-
Two-star on Joint Staff was quietly removed in January amid Army investigation
“This matter is still ongoing, however, and we cannot comment any further,” an Army official said.
-
Here’s what the CENTCOM commander says about the possibility of Syria, Afghanistan withdrawals
Withdrawing from Syria will “ultimately be a political decision,” while Afghanistan drawdown timeline depends on how Taliban act in coming months.
-
Trump opposes changing bases named for Confederate generals
The president said the controversial names are an important part of American military history and heritage.
-
Army leaders to make decision on Confederate flags ‘soon’
Army leaders will make an announcement “soon,” a defense official said on background.
-
Combat training centers start back up as SFAB heads to Fort Polk before unit’s first deployment
COVID-19 scenarios are part of the training rotation for the 4th SFAB soldiers at JRTC this month.
-
Young soldier’s training death ‘very preventable,’ requires immediate reforms, lawmaker tells SECDEF
The safety pin in the driver’s hatch of Panipinto’s Bradley failed. During the road-test, the right-hand side tread of the Bradley also came off, which caused the vehicle to roll over, according to the lawmaker.
-
Lack of tracer rounds, condensed planning contributed to soldier’s death in live-fire exercise
One soldier said that the exercise “was rushed and there was no clear control of the maneuver through the lane at night.”
-
Soldiers can substitute a 2-minute plank after attempting the leg tuck on ACFT
“Lower back injuries are the most common debilitating and costly injuries to the Army,” said Hibbard. “And that leg tuck is what trains the core.”
-
Missing Fort Hood soldier’s sister wants Army CID to hand case off to FBI
Army CID officials said Monday that the reward for information leading to the whereabouts of Guillen has been raised to $25,000.
-
Immigrants, prior enlisted and first-generation soldiers among those commissioning through Army ROTC today
Army Times spoke with four of those cadets this week as they prepared to head off for training in the coming months.
-
Two-star on Joint Staff was quietly removed in January amid Army investigation
“This matter is still ongoing, however, and we cannot comment any further,” an Army official said.
-
Here’s what the CENTCOM commander says about the possibility of Syria, Afghanistan withdrawals
Withdrawing from Syria will “ultimately be a political decision,” while Afghanistan drawdown timeline depends on how Taliban act in coming months.
-
Trump opposes changing bases named for Confederate generals
The president said the controversial names are an important part of American military history and heritage.
-
Army leaders to make decision on Confederate flags ‘soon’
Army leaders will make an announcement “soon,” a defense official said on background.
-
Combat training centers start back up as SFAB heads to Fort Polk before unit’s first deployment
COVID-19 scenarios are part of the training rotation for the 4th SFAB soldiers at JRTC this month.
-
Young soldier’s training death ‘very preventable,’ requires immediate reforms, lawmaker tells SECDEF
The safety pin in the driver’s hatch of Panipinto’s Bradley failed. During the road-test, the right-hand side tread of the Bradley also came off, which caused the vehicle to roll over, according to the lawmaker.
