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Four takeaways from the new TRADOC commander
Top priorities from the four-star now in charge of the Army’s training and recruiting.
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US service member dies on mission in Iraq
A U.S. service member died Saturday during a mission in Ninewah province, Iraq.
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Army senior leaders hand over the reins as McConville, Grinston step up
The Army officially changed out its senior uniformed leaders Friday morning.
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As ACFT rollout nears, leaders talk preparation, test difficulty and how to train ‘without exact equipment’
“If you’re now just starting to do PRT because the ACFT is here, yeah, there are some concerns,” one leader said.
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Three former Green Berets caught in cash theft scheme in Afghanistan
The soldiers embezzled a combined total of $90,000 between July 2009 and January 2010.
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Dozens sue company for selling corpses to Army for blast testing
The Army was mislead by the company to believe that the donors had consented to the bodies’ use in blast tests.
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Army EOD can now wear their patch full-time, a move that could help recruitment
Previously, the EOD brassard was only authorized while personnel were actively performing EOD duties.
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Army identifies two soldiers killed in Afghanistan
The Army has identified the two U.S. soldiers killed in a reported insider attack Monday.
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What death row executions may mean for these four soldiers at Leavenworth
“If I were on death row, I would consider this a very bad sign, but not a sign that anything is happening immediately,” a military justice expert said.
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Army SFABs need to offer more incentives to staff and retain troops, watchdog says
The Army should also consider creating a primary military occupational specialty for combat advisers, the watchdog said.
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Four takeaways from the new TRADOC commander
Top priorities from the four-star now in charge of the Army’s training and recruiting.
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US service member dies on mission in Iraq
A U.S. service member died Saturday during a mission in Ninewah province, Iraq.
-
Army senior leaders hand over the reins as McConville, Grinston step up
The Army officially changed out its senior uniformed leaders Friday morning.
-
As ACFT rollout nears, leaders talk preparation, test difficulty and how to train ‘without exact equipment’
“If you’re now just starting to do PRT because the ACFT is here, yeah, there are some concerns,” one leader said.
-
Three former Green Berets caught in cash theft scheme in Afghanistan
The soldiers embezzled a combined total of $90,000 between July 2009 and January 2010.
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Dozens sue company for selling corpses to Army for blast testing
The Army was mislead by the company to believe that the donors had consented to the bodies’ use in blast tests.
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Army EOD can now wear their patch full-time, a move that could help recruitment
Previously, the EOD brassard was only authorized while personnel were actively performing EOD duties.
-
Army identifies two soldiers killed in Afghanistan
The Army has identified the two U.S. soldiers killed in a reported insider attack Monday.
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What death row executions may mean for these four soldiers at Leavenworth
“If I were on death row, I would consider this a very bad sign, but not a sign that anything is happening immediately,” a military justice expert said.
-
Army SFABs need to offer more incentives to staff and retain troops, watchdog says
The Army should also consider creating a primary military occupational specialty for combat advisers, the watchdog said.
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Four takeaways from the new TRADOC commander
Top priorities from the four-star now in charge of the Army’s training and recruiting.
-
US service member dies on mission in Iraq
A U.S. service member died Saturday during a mission in Ninewah province, Iraq.
-
Army senior leaders hand over the reins as McConville, Grinston step up
The Army officially changed out its senior uniformed leaders Friday morning.
-
As ACFT rollout nears, leaders talk preparation, test difficulty and how to train ‘without exact equipment’
“If you’re now just starting to do PRT because the ACFT is here, yeah, there are some concerns,” one leader said.
-
Three former Green Berets caught in cash theft scheme in Afghanistan
The soldiers embezzled a combined total of $90,000 between July 2009 and January 2010.
-
Dozens sue company for selling corpses to Army for blast testing
The Army was mislead by the company to believe that the donors had consented to the bodies’ use in blast tests.
-
Army EOD can now wear their patch full-time, a move that could help recruitment
Previously, the EOD brassard was only authorized while personnel were actively performing EOD duties.
-
Army identifies two soldiers killed in Afghanistan
The Army has identified the two U.S. soldiers killed in a reported insider attack Monday.
-
What death row executions may mean for these four soldiers at Leavenworth
“If I were on death row, I would consider this a very bad sign, but not a sign that anything is happening immediately,” a military justice expert said.
-
Army SFABs need to offer more incentives to staff and retain troops, watchdog says
The Army should also consider creating a primary military occupational specialty for combat advisers, the watchdog said.
