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Soldier dies at Bagram in non-combat incident
The Pentagon has identified a soldier who died at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan on Wednesday.
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Pentagon realignment will send 1st SFAB to Africa
The Army is deploying the 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa to replace elements of an infantry brigade from the 101st Airborne Division in the coming weeks.
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Army resurrects V Corps after seven years to bolster Europe
The Army called the deactivation of V Corps “a major milestone” in 2013, but revived the unit in 2020.
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Trump, Pence and McConville attend dignified transfer of 2 troops killed in Afghanistan
President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and Army Chief of Staff James McConville attended the dignified transfer ceremony.
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Plans to extend soldiers’ initial training curtailed in Army budget request
“At this point, the Army has decided to stick with the armor and the infantry,” an Army resource director said.
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The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
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Army end-strength goal gets bump this year, but growth to slow in the future
The active duty Army’s planned end-strength for 2021 is currently 486,000 soldiers, minus 100 soldiers who will transfer to the Space Force.
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Pentagon identifies two soldiers killed in Afghanistan attack
The Pentagon has released the identities of a Green Beret and a former Ranger turned cryptologic linguist killed in combat.
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Army reservists accused of $3 million-worth of romance and business scams
FBI agents said the two men defrauded victims and laundered their proceeds through bank accounts opened in the names of fake businesses.
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Virginia Tech sued after ‘blood-pinning’ cost cadet his Army commission
A former member of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets is suing the university after he was suspended for two semesters for his role in a “blood-pinning” ritual.
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Soldier dies at Bagram in non-combat incident
The Pentagon has identified a soldier who died at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan on Wednesday.
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Pentagon realignment will send 1st SFAB to Africa
The Army is deploying the 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa to replace elements of an infantry brigade from the 101st Airborne Division in the coming weeks.
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Army resurrects V Corps after seven years to bolster Europe
The Army called the deactivation of V Corps “a major milestone” in 2013, but revived the unit in 2020.
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Trump, Pence and McConville attend dignified transfer of 2 troops killed in Afghanistan
President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and Army Chief of Staff James McConville attended the dignified transfer ceremony.
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Plans to extend soldiers’ initial training curtailed in Army budget request
“At this point, the Army has decided to stick with the armor and the infantry,” an Army resource director said.
-
The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
-
Army end-strength goal gets bump this year, but growth to slow in the future
The active duty Army’s planned end-strength for 2021 is currently 486,000 soldiers, minus 100 soldiers who will transfer to the Space Force.
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Pentagon identifies two soldiers killed in Afghanistan attack
The Pentagon has released the identities of a Green Beret and a former Ranger turned cryptologic linguist killed in combat.
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Army reservists accused of $3 million-worth of romance and business scams
FBI agents said the two men defrauded victims and laundered their proceeds through bank accounts opened in the names of fake businesses.
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Virginia Tech sued after ‘blood-pinning’ cost cadet his Army commission
A former member of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets is suing the university after he was suspended for two semesters for his role in a “blood-pinning” ritual.
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Soldier dies at Bagram in non-combat incident
The Pentagon has identified a soldier who died at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan on Wednesday.
-
Pentagon realignment will send 1st SFAB to Africa
The Army is deploying the 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade to Africa to replace elements of an infantry brigade from the 101st Airborne Division in the coming weeks.
-
Army resurrects V Corps after seven years to bolster Europe
The Army called the deactivation of V Corps “a major milestone” in 2013, but revived the unit in 2020.
-
Trump, Pence and McConville attend dignified transfer of 2 troops killed in Afghanistan
President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and Army Chief of Staff James McConville attended the dignified transfer ceremony.
-
Plans to extend soldiers’ initial training curtailed in Army budget request
“At this point, the Army has decided to stick with the armor and the infantry,” an Army resource director said.
-
The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
-
Army end-strength goal gets bump this year, but growth to slow in the future
The active duty Army’s planned end-strength for 2021 is currently 486,000 soldiers, minus 100 soldiers who will transfer to the Space Force.
-
Pentagon identifies two soldiers killed in Afghanistan attack
The Pentagon has released the identities of a Green Beret and a former Ranger turned cryptologic linguist killed in combat.
-
Army reservists accused of $3 million-worth of romance and business scams
FBI agents said the two men defrauded victims and laundered their proceeds through bank accounts opened in the names of fake businesses.
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Virginia Tech sued after ‘blood-pinning’ cost cadet his Army commission
A former member of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets is suing the university after he was suspended for two semesters for his role in a “blood-pinning” ritual.
