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Army one-star on NATO staff relieved due to ‘loss of trust’
A U.S. Army general serving under the NATO mission was relieved Wednesday following an investigation.
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Slides showing high failure rates on new fitness test are not official CIMT documents, officials say
The slides show double-digit fail rates across a range of military occupational specialties.
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Infantryman arrested for allegedly offering bomb-making instructions to target politicians, wanted to fight in Ukraine with far-right unit
A 1st Infantry Division soldier has been charged with sending instructions on social media for making a bomb.
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Recruit diagnosed with autism returns home, recruiter removed from duty
The recruiter advised him that the more boxes you check, the more reasons you’re giving the Army to reject you, the recruit said.
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Navy SEAL and Marine Raider may face life in prison as they go to general court-martial for death of Green Beret
The Navy SEAL and Marine Raider accused in the murder of a Green Beret in Africa face life in federal prison without the possibility of parole when they each head to general court-martial.
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Army’s new chief looks to prep the force for large-scale combat
Being ready at home station and being ready to deploy over the Atlantic Ocean are two very different undertakings.
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Army Reserve activates seven units to assist European missions
The brigade-level command will support base camp operations for more than 6,000 soldiers in Europe.
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Student loan crisis, not Mideast wars, helped Army leaders exceed recruiting goals this year
The service’s leadership said it will exceed this year’s desired active duty end-strength of 478,000 troops.
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Information warfare should be treated like call-for-fire missions, Army Cyber says
“It’s 2019. It still can’t be true that it’s easier to drop a bomb on somebody than to send them a leaflet or an email,” said a senior Army Cyber official.
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Troops in South Korea have 90 more days of curfew suspension
The command previously instituted a curfew suspension assessment that began June 17 and was supposed to end Tuesday.
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Army one-star on NATO staff relieved due to ‘loss of trust’
A U.S. Army general serving under the NATO mission was relieved Wednesday following an investigation.
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Slides showing high failure rates on new fitness test are not official CIMT documents, officials say
The slides show double-digit fail rates across a range of military occupational specialties.
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Infantryman arrested for allegedly offering bomb-making instructions to target politicians, wanted to fight in Ukraine with far-right unit
A 1st Infantry Division soldier has been charged with sending instructions on social media for making a bomb.
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Recruit diagnosed with autism returns home, recruiter removed from duty
The recruiter advised him that the more boxes you check, the more reasons you’re giving the Army to reject you, the recruit said.
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Navy SEAL and Marine Raider may face life in prison as they go to general court-martial for death of Green Beret
The Navy SEAL and Marine Raider accused in the murder of a Green Beret in Africa face life in federal prison without the possibility of parole when they each head to general court-martial.
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Army’s new chief looks to prep the force for large-scale combat
Being ready at home station and being ready to deploy over the Atlantic Ocean are two very different undertakings.
-
Army Reserve activates seven units to assist European missions
The brigade-level command will support base camp operations for more than 6,000 soldiers in Europe.
-
Student loan crisis, not Mideast wars, helped Army leaders exceed recruiting goals this year
The service’s leadership said it will exceed this year’s desired active duty end-strength of 478,000 troops.
-
Information warfare should be treated like call-for-fire missions, Army Cyber says
“It’s 2019. It still can’t be true that it’s easier to drop a bomb on somebody than to send them a leaflet or an email,” said a senior Army Cyber official.
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Troops in South Korea have 90 more days of curfew suspension
The command previously instituted a curfew suspension assessment that began June 17 and was supposed to end Tuesday.
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Army one-star on NATO staff relieved due to ‘loss of trust’
A U.S. Army general serving under the NATO mission was relieved Wednesday following an investigation.
-
Slides showing high failure rates on new fitness test are not official CIMT documents, officials say
The slides show double-digit fail rates across a range of military occupational specialties.
-
Infantryman arrested for allegedly offering bomb-making instructions to target politicians, wanted to fight in Ukraine with far-right unit
A 1st Infantry Division soldier has been charged with sending instructions on social media for making a bomb.
-
Recruit diagnosed with autism returns home, recruiter removed from duty
The recruiter advised him that the more boxes you check, the more reasons you’re giving the Army to reject you, the recruit said.
-
Navy SEAL and Marine Raider may face life in prison as they go to general court-martial for death of Green Beret
The Navy SEAL and Marine Raider accused in the murder of a Green Beret in Africa face life in federal prison without the possibility of parole when they each head to general court-martial.
-
Army’s new chief looks to prep the force for large-scale combat
Being ready at home station and being ready to deploy over the Atlantic Ocean are two very different undertakings.
-
Army Reserve activates seven units to assist European missions
The brigade-level command will support base camp operations for more than 6,000 soldiers in Europe.
-
Student loan crisis, not Mideast wars, helped Army leaders exceed recruiting goals this year
The service’s leadership said it will exceed this year’s desired active duty end-strength of 478,000 troops.
-
Information warfare should be treated like call-for-fire missions, Army Cyber says
“It’s 2019. It still can’t be true that it’s easier to drop a bomb on somebody than to send them a leaflet or an email,” said a senior Army Cyber official.
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Troops in South Korea have 90 more days of curfew suspension
The command previously instituted a curfew suspension assessment that began June 17 and was supposed to end Tuesday.
