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New officer job assignment system will fight nepotism, Army leaders say
“Really, it levels the playing field,” the Army’s G-1 said.
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Barracks heating, cooling and plumbing renovations are being planned across the force
“One of my favorite initiatives that I saw up in Alaska was the kiosk, right there in the barracks,” the Army’s senior enlisted leader said.
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Soldier’s court-martial reversed after judge had an ‘intimate’ relationship with a JAG’s wife
Staff Sgt. Tony S. Springer was convicted in 2017, but during his trial, a precarious relationship was forming between the legal staff involved.
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Air defense offers new warrants $60K bonuses as the branch expands
The Army’s air defense artillery branch is working to attract new warrant officers, dishing out a $60,000 incentive to soldiers — and even airmen and sailors — interested in applying.
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Army spec ops training changes for future fights
The “Q Course” has undergone big changes this year, many of which are aimed at building the type of operator needed for what the Pentagon sees as a shift to the “competition phase” of rebuking Russia and China.
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CSMs could be screened the same way as battalion commanders
The Army is exploring how to test and screen its command sergeant majors in ways that mirror the new Battalion Commander Assessment Program.
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Paratrooper’s death under investigation
The deceased paratrooper was a construction equipment repairer assigned to 2nd Brigade Combat Team.
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Military police drill sergeant charged with enticement of a child, promoting prostitution
The soldier was assigned to the 14th Military Police Brigade.
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Why the Army pulled Bradleys out of Syrian oil fields after one month
There were no combat badges dished out to the mechanized soldiers during their month-long stint.
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Soldier convicted in triple combat murder case takes lawsuit to federal court
A squad leader who was sentenced to life in prison for his role in the murders of three unarmed Afghans a decade ago filed a federal lawsuit to have his convictions vacated.
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New officer job assignment system will fight nepotism, Army leaders say
“Really, it levels the playing field,” the Army’s G-1 said.
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Barracks heating, cooling and plumbing renovations are being planned across the force
“One of my favorite initiatives that I saw up in Alaska was the kiosk, right there in the barracks,” the Army’s senior enlisted leader said.
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Soldier’s court-martial reversed after judge had an ‘intimate’ relationship with a JAG’s wife
Staff Sgt. Tony S. Springer was convicted in 2017, but during his trial, a precarious relationship was forming between the legal staff involved.
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Air defense offers new warrants $60K bonuses as the branch expands
The Army’s air defense artillery branch is working to attract new warrant officers, dishing out a $60,000 incentive to soldiers — and even airmen and sailors — interested in applying.
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Army spec ops training changes for future fights
The “Q Course” has undergone big changes this year, many of which are aimed at building the type of operator needed for what the Pentagon sees as a shift to the “competition phase” of rebuking Russia and China.
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CSMs could be screened the same way as battalion commanders
The Army is exploring how to test and screen its command sergeant majors in ways that mirror the new Battalion Commander Assessment Program.
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Paratrooper’s death under investigation
The deceased paratrooper was a construction equipment repairer assigned to 2nd Brigade Combat Team.
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Military police drill sergeant charged with enticement of a child, promoting prostitution
The soldier was assigned to the 14th Military Police Brigade.
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Why the Army pulled Bradleys out of Syrian oil fields after one month
There were no combat badges dished out to the mechanized soldiers during their month-long stint.
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Soldier convicted in triple combat murder case takes lawsuit to federal court
A squad leader who was sentenced to life in prison for his role in the murders of three unarmed Afghans a decade ago filed a federal lawsuit to have his convictions vacated.
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New officer job assignment system will fight nepotism, Army leaders say
“Really, it levels the playing field,” the Army’s G-1 said.
-
Barracks heating, cooling and plumbing renovations are being planned across the force
“One of my favorite initiatives that I saw up in Alaska was the kiosk, right there in the barracks,” the Army’s senior enlisted leader said.
-
Soldier’s court-martial reversed after judge had an ‘intimate’ relationship with a JAG’s wife
Staff Sgt. Tony S. Springer was convicted in 2017, but during his trial, a precarious relationship was forming between the legal staff involved.
-
Air defense offers new warrants $60K bonuses as the branch expands
The Army’s air defense artillery branch is working to attract new warrant officers, dishing out a $60,000 incentive to soldiers — and even airmen and sailors — interested in applying.
-
Army spec ops training changes for future fights
The “Q Course” has undergone big changes this year, many of which are aimed at building the type of operator needed for what the Pentagon sees as a shift to the “competition phase” of rebuking Russia and China.
-
CSMs could be screened the same way as battalion commanders
The Army is exploring how to test and screen its command sergeant majors in ways that mirror the new Battalion Commander Assessment Program.
-
Paratrooper’s death under investigation
The deceased paratrooper was a construction equipment repairer assigned to 2nd Brigade Combat Team.
-
Military police drill sergeant charged with enticement of a child, promoting prostitution
The soldier was assigned to the 14th Military Police Brigade.
-
Why the Army pulled Bradleys out of Syrian oil fields after one month
There were no combat badges dished out to the mechanized soldiers during their month-long stint.
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Soldier convicted in triple combat murder case takes lawsuit to federal court
A squad leader who was sentenced to life in prison for his role in the murders of three unarmed Afghans a decade ago filed a federal lawsuit to have his convictions vacated.
