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DoD identifies Sgt. 1st Class Jeremy W. Griffin as Green Beret killed by small arms fire
The Defense Department has identified an Army Special Forces soldier killed in action Monday.
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Green Beret killed in action in Afghanistan
Another U.S. service member has been killed in action in Afghanistan, officials announced Monday.
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Soldier’s lawsuit dismissed after claim she was forced to take anthrax vaccinations that made her sick
The soldier claimed that after her third vaccination, which she protested taking, she had seizures and had to go to the emergency room.
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West Point has changed how cadets are assigned branches — ROTC will soon follow
The Army hopes the change will help with retention of junior officers and better assign talent.
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Army secretary nominee talks priorities: More artillery troops, missiles that will ‘change the geometry’ in SE Asia
“We are still short if we had to go to war tonight,” Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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Soldier slain in shooting while home on leave from Germany
Local police said they are trying to find the person who killed the soldier.
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Army Guard clears itself in investigation of EOD unit’s alleged shortfalls prior to soldier’s combat death
Guard officials said they found no evidence that one of their bomb disposal units was improperly trained and equipped.
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Guard wants to ease armor, Stryker brigades’ ops tempo and increase parts and maintenance
Army National Guard leaders are looking at how they can ease the deployment-to-dwell ratios of their armor and Stryker brigade combat teams.
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Soldier dies of injuries sustained during maintenance on a Bradley
Base officials identified the soldier as Pfc. Mason Webber, 22, whose home of record is listed as Marion, Iowa.
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Paratrooper killed by vehicle-borne IED has been identified
There have been 16 U.S. troops killed in action in Afghanistan this year.
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DoD identifies Sgt. 1st Class Jeremy W. Griffin as Green Beret killed by small arms fire
The Defense Department has identified an Army Special Forces soldier killed in action Monday.
-
Green Beret killed in action in Afghanistan
Another U.S. service member has been killed in action in Afghanistan, officials announced Monday.
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Soldier’s lawsuit dismissed after claim she was forced to take anthrax vaccinations that made her sick
The soldier claimed that after her third vaccination, which she protested taking, she had seizures and had to go to the emergency room.
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West Point has changed how cadets are assigned branches — ROTC will soon follow
The Army hopes the change will help with retention of junior officers and better assign talent.
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Army secretary nominee talks priorities: More artillery troops, missiles that will ‘change the geometry’ in SE Asia
“We are still short if we had to go to war tonight,” Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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Soldier slain in shooting while home on leave from Germany
Local police said they are trying to find the person who killed the soldier.
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Army Guard clears itself in investigation of EOD unit’s alleged shortfalls prior to soldier’s combat death
Guard officials said they found no evidence that one of their bomb disposal units was improperly trained and equipped.
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Guard wants to ease armor, Stryker brigades’ ops tempo and increase parts and maintenance
Army National Guard leaders are looking at how they can ease the deployment-to-dwell ratios of their armor and Stryker brigade combat teams.
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Soldier dies of injuries sustained during maintenance on a Bradley
Base officials identified the soldier as Pfc. Mason Webber, 22, whose home of record is listed as Marion, Iowa.
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Paratrooper killed by vehicle-borne IED has been identified
There have been 16 U.S. troops killed in action in Afghanistan this year.
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DoD identifies Sgt. 1st Class Jeremy W. Griffin as Green Beret killed by small arms fire
The Defense Department has identified an Army Special Forces soldier killed in action Monday.
-
Green Beret killed in action in Afghanistan
Another U.S. service member has been killed in action in Afghanistan, officials announced Monday.
-
Soldier’s lawsuit dismissed after claim she was forced to take anthrax vaccinations that made her sick
The soldier claimed that after her third vaccination, which she protested taking, she had seizures and had to go to the emergency room.
-
West Point has changed how cadets are assigned branches — ROTC will soon follow
The Army hopes the change will help with retention of junior officers and better assign talent.
-
Army secretary nominee talks priorities: More artillery troops, missiles that will ‘change the geometry’ in SE Asia
“We are still short if we had to go to war tonight,” Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
-
Soldier slain in shooting while home on leave from Germany
Local police said they are trying to find the person who killed the soldier.
-
Army Guard clears itself in investigation of EOD unit’s alleged shortfalls prior to soldier’s combat death
Guard officials said they found no evidence that one of their bomb disposal units was improperly trained and equipped.
-
Guard wants to ease armor, Stryker brigades’ ops tempo and increase parts and maintenance
Army National Guard leaders are looking at how they can ease the deployment-to-dwell ratios of their armor and Stryker brigade combat teams.
-
Soldier dies of injuries sustained during maintenance on a Bradley
Base officials identified the soldier as Pfc. Mason Webber, 22, whose home of record is listed as Marion, Iowa.
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Paratrooper killed by vehicle-borne IED has been identified
There have been 16 U.S. troops killed in action in Afghanistan this year.
