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DC National Guard will investigate actions of its rotary aircraft during George Floyd protest
Demonstrations were mostly peaceful Tuesday night but tensions rose in the early morning with bottles being thrown across the fence and law enforcement shooting pepper spray.
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Army vaccine researchers are preparing for the possibility of new COVID-19 strains
Army medical personnel said that a COVID-19 vaccine being developed by Moderna Therapeutics is “very likely” to be the first one tested on a large scale.
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Soldier fired shots on vehicle that posed a threat, Minnesota Guard commander says
“Our soldier fired three rounds from his rifle in response to a perceived and legitimate threat.”
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Two Army training sites had 210 combined COVID-19 cases after recruits left controlled monitoring phases
More than 140 soldiers training at Fort Benning and about 70 at Fort Leonard Wood tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.
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SFAB advisers might go to Tunisia, 4-star says, citing increased Russian activity in region
“We’re looking at new ways to address mutual security concerns with Tunisia, including the use of our Security Force Assistance Brigade,” said Gen. Townsend.
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Final SFAB activates with upcoming missions in Asia, as Army plans a Pacific Pathways restart
The 5th SFAB will begin six-month deployments to the Indo-Pacific region following a certification event in November.
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Army Guardsman killed in shootout while on-duty as police officer
Law enforcement officers “were overtaken by heavy gunfire” while serving an eviction notice.
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Army SFAB troops will be dispatched to Colombia next month
The team will work with local units in areas designated by the Colombian government as “priority areas,” SOUTHCOM officials said.
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Fort Bragg soldier’s disappearance in Outer Banks is under Army CID investigation
Anyone with information about Roman-Martinez’s whereabouts, but who wishes to remain anonymous, will be allowed to do so to the degree allowable under the law, Army CID officials said.
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Soldiers graduate basic training after contracting and recovering from coronavirus
Two of the first soldiers-in-training to contract coronavirus during basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, have now recovered and officially graduated.
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DC National Guard will investigate actions of its rotary aircraft during George Floyd protest
Demonstrations were mostly peaceful Tuesday night but tensions rose in the early morning with bottles being thrown across the fence and law enforcement shooting pepper spray.
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Army vaccine researchers are preparing for the possibility of new COVID-19 strains
Army medical personnel said that a COVID-19 vaccine being developed by Moderna Therapeutics is “very likely” to be the first one tested on a large scale.
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Soldier fired shots on vehicle that posed a threat, Minnesota Guard commander says
“Our soldier fired three rounds from his rifle in response to a perceived and legitimate threat.”
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Two Army training sites had 210 combined COVID-19 cases after recruits left controlled monitoring phases
More than 140 soldiers training at Fort Benning and about 70 at Fort Leonard Wood tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.
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SFAB advisers might go to Tunisia, 4-star says, citing increased Russian activity in region
“We’re looking at new ways to address mutual security concerns with Tunisia, including the use of our Security Force Assistance Brigade,” said Gen. Townsend.
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Final SFAB activates with upcoming missions in Asia, as Army plans a Pacific Pathways restart
The 5th SFAB will begin six-month deployments to the Indo-Pacific region following a certification event in November.
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Army Guardsman killed in shootout while on-duty as police officer
Law enforcement officers “were overtaken by heavy gunfire” while serving an eviction notice.
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Army SFAB troops will be dispatched to Colombia next month
The team will work with local units in areas designated by the Colombian government as “priority areas,” SOUTHCOM officials said.
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Fort Bragg soldier’s disappearance in Outer Banks is under Army CID investigation
Anyone with information about Roman-Martinez’s whereabouts, but who wishes to remain anonymous, will be allowed to do so to the degree allowable under the law, Army CID officials said.
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Soldiers graduate basic training after contracting and recovering from coronavirus
Two of the first soldiers-in-training to contract coronavirus during basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, have now recovered and officially graduated.
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DC National Guard will investigate actions of its rotary aircraft during George Floyd protest
Demonstrations were mostly peaceful Tuesday night but tensions rose in the early morning with bottles being thrown across the fence and law enforcement shooting pepper spray.
-
Army vaccine researchers are preparing for the possibility of new COVID-19 strains
Army medical personnel said that a COVID-19 vaccine being developed by Moderna Therapeutics is “very likely” to be the first one tested on a large scale.
-
Soldier fired shots on vehicle that posed a threat, Minnesota Guard commander says
“Our soldier fired three rounds from his rifle in response to a perceived and legitimate threat.”
-
Two Army training sites had 210 combined COVID-19 cases after recruits left controlled monitoring phases
More than 140 soldiers training at Fort Benning and about 70 at Fort Leonard Wood tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.
-
SFAB advisers might go to Tunisia, 4-star says, citing increased Russian activity in region
“We’re looking at new ways to address mutual security concerns with Tunisia, including the use of our Security Force Assistance Brigade,” said Gen. Townsend.
-
Final SFAB activates with upcoming missions in Asia, as Army plans a Pacific Pathways restart
The 5th SFAB will begin six-month deployments to the Indo-Pacific region following a certification event in November.
-
Army Guardsman killed in shootout while on-duty as police officer
Law enforcement officers “were overtaken by heavy gunfire” while serving an eviction notice.
-
Army SFAB troops will be dispatched to Colombia next month
The team will work with local units in areas designated by the Colombian government as “priority areas,” SOUTHCOM officials said.
-
Fort Bragg soldier’s disappearance in Outer Banks is under Army CID investigation
Anyone with information about Roman-Martinez’s whereabouts, but who wishes to remain anonymous, will be allowed to do so to the degree allowable under the law, Army CID officials said.
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Soldiers graduate basic training after contracting and recovering from coronavirus
Two of the first soldiers-in-training to contract coronavirus during basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, have now recovered and officially graduated.
