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Retired colonels bribed active-duty officers, paid military spouse $1.2 million for ‘no-show’ job, to win IT contracts
A retired colonel has pleaded guilty in a $20 million bribery scheme.
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Army aviators ask for more comfort, less workload from future vertical lift teams
“We can be on a team sooner; we can get out of there faster,” said one Black Hawk pilot.
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How the long-term effect of Trump’s recent war crimes actions could play out
The move could undermine military justice or set it straight.
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Army looking into whether Golsteyn will get his Special Forces tab and Silver Star back, despite Trump’s pardon
Both the Special Forces tab and the Silver Star medal were stripped from Golsteyn in 2015.
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Fort Carson soldier charged with manslaughter in death of fellow infantryman
A Fort Carson soldier was shot and killed in his apartment on Oct. 27 when a fellow soldier was allegedly mishandling a firearm.
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Cash, cars and guns: Former Army range director pleads guilty in bribery scheme
The bribes included a 2017 Jeep Rubicon, an antique 1969 Ford Galaxie, a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a diamond ring and a range of firearms.
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Recruiters receive Soldier’s Medals for actions during California mall shooting
“That’s when we heard two or three shots,” Marl said in July. “We kind of looked at each other and were like ‘is this gunfire?’ ”
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Senator asks Army secretary why recruiters are using Chinese-owned social media apps
Sec. McCarthy was asked whether the Army “conducted an analysis of alternative recruiting platforms prior to its decision to leverage TikTok?”
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Army drops new recruiting ad over Veterans Day weekend
Are you a wordsmith, mechanic, techie, scientist, engineer, math whiz or a problem solver?
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Here’s how — and which — US Army units will move across the Atlantic this spring
Defender 2020 is scheduled to be held in April and May, and will take place in 10 different European countries.
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Retired colonels bribed active-duty officers, paid military spouse $1.2 million for ‘no-show’ job, to win IT contracts
A retired colonel has pleaded guilty in a $20 million bribery scheme.
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Army aviators ask for more comfort, less workload from future vertical lift teams
“We can be on a team sooner; we can get out of there faster,” said one Black Hawk pilot.
-
How the long-term effect of Trump’s recent war crimes actions could play out
The move could undermine military justice or set it straight.
-
Army looking into whether Golsteyn will get his Special Forces tab and Silver Star back, despite Trump’s pardon
Both the Special Forces tab and the Silver Star medal were stripped from Golsteyn in 2015.
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Fort Carson soldier charged with manslaughter in death of fellow infantryman
A Fort Carson soldier was shot and killed in his apartment on Oct. 27 when a fellow soldier was allegedly mishandling a firearm.
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Cash, cars and guns: Former Army range director pleads guilty in bribery scheme
The bribes included a 2017 Jeep Rubicon, an antique 1969 Ford Galaxie, a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a diamond ring and a range of firearms.
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Recruiters receive Soldier’s Medals for actions during California mall shooting
“That’s when we heard two or three shots,” Marl said in July. “We kind of looked at each other and were like ‘is this gunfire?’ ”
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Senator asks Army secretary why recruiters are using Chinese-owned social media apps
Sec. McCarthy was asked whether the Army “conducted an analysis of alternative recruiting platforms prior to its decision to leverage TikTok?”
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Army drops new recruiting ad over Veterans Day weekend
Are you a wordsmith, mechanic, techie, scientist, engineer, math whiz or a problem solver?
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Here’s how — and which — US Army units will move across the Atlantic this spring
Defender 2020 is scheduled to be held in April and May, and will take place in 10 different European countries.
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Retired colonels bribed active-duty officers, paid military spouse $1.2 million for ‘no-show’ job, to win IT contracts
A retired colonel has pleaded guilty in a $20 million bribery scheme.
-
Army aviators ask for more comfort, less workload from future vertical lift teams
“We can be on a team sooner; we can get out of there faster,” said one Black Hawk pilot.
-
How the long-term effect of Trump’s recent war crimes actions could play out
The move could undermine military justice or set it straight.
-
Army looking into whether Golsteyn will get his Special Forces tab and Silver Star back, despite Trump’s pardon
Both the Special Forces tab and the Silver Star medal were stripped from Golsteyn in 2015.
-
Fort Carson soldier charged with manslaughter in death of fellow infantryman
A Fort Carson soldier was shot and killed in his apartment on Oct. 27 when a fellow soldier was allegedly mishandling a firearm.
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Cash, cars and guns: Former Army range director pleads guilty in bribery scheme
The bribes included a 2017 Jeep Rubicon, an antique 1969 Ford Galaxie, a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a diamond ring and a range of firearms.
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Recruiters receive Soldier’s Medals for actions during California mall shooting
“That’s when we heard two or three shots,” Marl said in July. “We kind of looked at each other and were like ‘is this gunfire?’ ”
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Senator asks Army secretary why recruiters are using Chinese-owned social media apps
Sec. McCarthy was asked whether the Army “conducted an analysis of alternative recruiting platforms prior to its decision to leverage TikTok?”
-
Army drops new recruiting ad over Veterans Day weekend
Are you a wordsmith, mechanic, techie, scientist, engineer, math whiz or a problem solver?
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Here’s how — and which — US Army units will move across the Atlantic this spring
Defender 2020 is scheduled to be held in April and May, and will take place in 10 different European countries.
