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President to speak at West Point graduation in June
The event marks President Donald Trump’s first visit to West Point as graduation speaker.
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More than 1,700 Fort Rucker soldiers drug tested before training resumes
Post officials said it was simply a standard measure following a long training pause.
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Expect ‘slight delay’ in promotion selection and pin-on for soldiers
HRC said they’re doing their best to identify soldiers for promotion and release that information as quickly as possible.
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Voluntary extensions are targeting soldiers on their way out during the pandemic
“Whether it’s resignation, retirement or ETS for enlisted soldiers, they’re being offered the option to extend if they want to do that, or to reenlist or withdraw. ”
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Out of 27,000, the Army has whittled down its voluntary recall to about 400 former soldiers so far
“They’re being brought on for a 179-day initial tour, until we can figure out what’s the duration of the requirement.”
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Pope Airfield needs tens of millions in repairs for the paratroopers and spec ops units who use it
But lawmakers are worried Fort Bragg’s lift capabilities are being underfunded after “a recent Army audit found its airfields as being the poorest infrastructure in the Army.”
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Medal of Honor recipient Bennie Adkins has died of coronavirus
Medal of Honor recipient Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins has passed away after a weeks-long fight against the novel coronavirus.
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New Arctic Tab comes with a Ranger Tab spin to show importance of cold-weather fighting
While the move may seem small, it comes during a time of increased competition for resources in the Arctic region with Russian, and even China.
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Soldiers might go into two-week isolations to keep new infantry tech testing on track
“The Army has frameworks for operating in biological hazards. It just requires us to make adjustments.”
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Individual Army bases still sharing COVID case numbers with host nations and local health officials
Pentagon guidance curbing the release of COVID-19 cases by installations hasn’t impacted the sharing of that data with host nations.
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President to speak at West Point graduation in June
The event marks President Donald Trump’s first visit to West Point as graduation speaker.
-
More than 1,700 Fort Rucker soldiers drug tested before training resumes
Post officials said it was simply a standard measure following a long training pause.
-
Expect ‘slight delay’ in promotion selection and pin-on for soldiers
HRC said they’re doing their best to identify soldiers for promotion and release that information as quickly as possible.
-
Voluntary extensions are targeting soldiers on their way out during the pandemic
“Whether it’s resignation, retirement or ETS for enlisted soldiers, they’re being offered the option to extend if they want to do that, or to reenlist or withdraw. ”
-
Out of 27,000, the Army has whittled down its voluntary recall to about 400 former soldiers so far
“They’re being brought on for a 179-day initial tour, until we can figure out what’s the duration of the requirement.”
-
Pope Airfield needs tens of millions in repairs for the paratroopers and spec ops units who use it
But lawmakers are worried Fort Bragg’s lift capabilities are being underfunded after “a recent Army audit found its airfields as being the poorest infrastructure in the Army.”
-
Medal of Honor recipient Bennie Adkins has died of coronavirus
Medal of Honor recipient Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins has passed away after a weeks-long fight against the novel coronavirus.
-
New Arctic Tab comes with a Ranger Tab spin to show importance of cold-weather fighting
While the move may seem small, it comes during a time of increased competition for resources in the Arctic region with Russian, and even China.
-
Soldiers might go into two-week isolations to keep new infantry tech testing on track
“The Army has frameworks for operating in biological hazards. It just requires us to make adjustments.”
-
Individual Army bases still sharing COVID case numbers with host nations and local health officials
Pentagon guidance curbing the release of COVID-19 cases by installations hasn’t impacted the sharing of that data with host nations.
-
President to speak at West Point graduation in June
The event marks President Donald Trump’s first visit to West Point as graduation speaker.
-
More than 1,700 Fort Rucker soldiers drug tested before training resumes
Post officials said it was simply a standard measure following a long training pause.
-
Expect ‘slight delay’ in promotion selection and pin-on for soldiers
HRC said they’re doing their best to identify soldiers for promotion and release that information as quickly as possible.
-
Voluntary extensions are targeting soldiers on their way out during the pandemic
“Whether it’s resignation, retirement or ETS for enlisted soldiers, they’re being offered the option to extend if they want to do that, or to reenlist or withdraw. ”
-
Out of 27,000, the Army has whittled down its voluntary recall to about 400 former soldiers so far
“They’re being brought on for a 179-day initial tour, until we can figure out what’s the duration of the requirement.”
-
Pope Airfield needs tens of millions in repairs for the paratroopers and spec ops units who use it
But lawmakers are worried Fort Bragg’s lift capabilities are being underfunded after “a recent Army audit found its airfields as being the poorest infrastructure in the Army.”
-
Medal of Honor recipient Bennie Adkins has died of coronavirus
Medal of Honor recipient Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins has passed away after a weeks-long fight against the novel coronavirus.
-
New Arctic Tab comes with a Ranger Tab spin to show importance of cold-weather fighting
While the move may seem small, it comes during a time of increased competition for resources in the Arctic region with Russian, and even China.
-
Soldiers might go into two-week isolations to keep new infantry tech testing on track
“The Army has frameworks for operating in biological hazards. It just requires us to make adjustments.”
-
Individual Army bases still sharing COVID case numbers with host nations and local health officials
Pentagon guidance curbing the release of COVID-19 cases by installations hasn’t impacted the sharing of that data with host nations.
