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JSOC deputy tapped to lead division-level 1st Special Forces Command during modernization period
The general will have oversight of seven Special Forces groups and other organizations.
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Soldier’s death in South Korea barracks under investigation
A Fort Hood-based soldier was found dead in his barracks in South Korea on Monday.
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US strikes culled ISIS-Libya encampments, unlikely to return to pre-2016 levels, defense official says
The strikes killed an estimated 43 ISIS fighters, with roughly 100 still remaining, according to a senior U.S. defense official, who spoke with reporters on the condition of anonymity.
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Data showing 160th SOAR’s pilot shortage is a ‘snapshot in time,’ command cautions
Special operations aviation must draw from the conventional pool, which is short by hundreds of pilots.
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Medal of Honor announced for Green Beret who braved enemy fire to rescue teammates in Afghanistan
The battle took place in Shok Valley, Afghanistan, during a joint U.S.-Afghan raid to kill or capture Gulbuddin Hekmatyar.
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Two soldiers with vaping-related illnesses have popped up
Two soldiers with vaping-related lung injuries have been identified, an illness the CDC says is commonly associated with vaping products that contain THC.
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Soldier bound and shot to death; police seek suspect
A Tennessee National Guardsman was found physically bound and shot multiple times.
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SMA Grinston reveals his ACFT scores
The Army’s senior enlisted leader tweeted out his Army Combat Fitness Test scores Sunday morning. Here’s his advice for soldiers.
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A botched program to train Saudi pilots for war in Yemen cost a US Army aviator his life
Pressure from Saudi Arabia to increase pilot training led to an Army aviator being rushed through qualifications, and ultimately dying in a crash.
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Two years on, families of fallen criticize Niger ambush investigation, say soldiers’ leaders unfairly treated
Four soldiers were killed in the ambush on Oct. 4, 2017.
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JSOC deputy tapped to lead division-level 1st Special Forces Command during modernization period
The general will have oversight of seven Special Forces groups and other organizations.
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Soldier’s death in South Korea barracks under investigation
A Fort Hood-based soldier was found dead in his barracks in South Korea on Monday.
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US strikes culled ISIS-Libya encampments, unlikely to return to pre-2016 levels, defense official says
The strikes killed an estimated 43 ISIS fighters, with roughly 100 still remaining, according to a senior U.S. defense official, who spoke with reporters on the condition of anonymity.
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Data showing 160th SOAR’s pilot shortage is a ‘snapshot in time,’ command cautions
Special operations aviation must draw from the conventional pool, which is short by hundreds of pilots.
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Medal of Honor announced for Green Beret who braved enemy fire to rescue teammates in Afghanistan
The battle took place in Shok Valley, Afghanistan, during a joint U.S.-Afghan raid to kill or capture Gulbuddin Hekmatyar.
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Two soldiers with vaping-related illnesses have popped up
Two soldiers with vaping-related lung injuries have been identified, an illness the CDC says is commonly associated with vaping products that contain THC.
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Soldier bound and shot to death; police seek suspect
A Tennessee National Guardsman was found physically bound and shot multiple times.
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SMA Grinston reveals his ACFT scores
The Army’s senior enlisted leader tweeted out his Army Combat Fitness Test scores Sunday morning. Here’s his advice for soldiers.
-
A botched program to train Saudi pilots for war in Yemen cost a US Army aviator his life
Pressure from Saudi Arabia to increase pilot training led to an Army aviator being rushed through qualifications, and ultimately dying in a crash.
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Two years on, families of fallen criticize Niger ambush investigation, say soldiers’ leaders unfairly treated
Four soldiers were killed in the ambush on Oct. 4, 2017.
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JSOC deputy tapped to lead division-level 1st Special Forces Command during modernization period
The general will have oversight of seven Special Forces groups and other organizations.
-
Soldier’s death in South Korea barracks under investigation
A Fort Hood-based soldier was found dead in his barracks in South Korea on Monday.
-
US strikes culled ISIS-Libya encampments, unlikely to return to pre-2016 levels, defense official says
The strikes killed an estimated 43 ISIS fighters, with roughly 100 still remaining, according to a senior U.S. defense official, who spoke with reporters on the condition of anonymity.
-
Data showing 160th SOAR’s pilot shortage is a ‘snapshot in time,’ command cautions
Special operations aviation must draw from the conventional pool, which is short by hundreds of pilots.
-
Medal of Honor announced for Green Beret who braved enemy fire to rescue teammates in Afghanistan
The battle took place in Shok Valley, Afghanistan, during a joint U.S.-Afghan raid to kill or capture Gulbuddin Hekmatyar.
-
Two soldiers with vaping-related illnesses have popped up
Two soldiers with vaping-related lung injuries have been identified, an illness the CDC says is commonly associated with vaping products that contain THC.
-
Soldier bound and shot to death; police seek suspect
A Tennessee National Guardsman was found physically bound and shot multiple times.
-
SMA Grinston reveals his ACFT scores
The Army’s senior enlisted leader tweeted out his Army Combat Fitness Test scores Sunday morning. Here’s his advice for soldiers.
-
A botched program to train Saudi pilots for war in Yemen cost a US Army aviator his life
Pressure from Saudi Arabia to increase pilot training led to an Army aviator being rushed through qualifications, and ultimately dying in a crash.
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Two years on, families of fallen criticize Niger ambush investigation, say soldiers’ leaders unfairly treated
Four soldiers were killed in the ambush on Oct. 4, 2017.
