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Fort Hood fined for mishandling hazardous motor pool waste
The fine was originally $1 million, but garrison attorneys were able to negotiate it down to $250,000.
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This move would end naming bases, ships in honor of the Confederacy and its leaders
The Army operates 10 installations named after Confederate military commanders.
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Green Berets train Polish, Latvian resistance units in West Virginia
“We’ve learned how to work with Special Forces … how to speak the same language, have the interoperability and cooperation,” said a Polish defense official.
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Lawmakers want this African-American soldier to posthumously receive the Medal of Honor for actions on D-Day
“Corporal Woodson was a hero who saved dozens, if not hundreds, of lives on Omaha Beach,” the lawmakers wrote in their letter to the Army.
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Army vehicle rollover deaths spiked this fiscal year
The incidents have led to new vehicle safety initiatives.
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Army recruiters respond to active shooter, aid wounded boys at California mall
After hearing multiple shots, the recruiters went to look for victims and found them.
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Fort Bragg gate shut down after man attempted to gain access, explosives detected
An electronic device gave MPs a “cursory positive” indication that there could be explosives in the vehicle.
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Army officer convicted of murder in Afghanistan to get another look by civilian court
The review comes after former 1st Lt. Clint Lorance had an appeal rejected by military judges two years ago.
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10th Group Green Beret dies from non-combat incident in Helmand
The cause of death was not released and an investigation is ongoing, Pentagon officials said.
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Army aviator gets DSC for using his Black Hawk as a big metal shield for wounded troops
Two of the ground troops were hit and when the Apaches had to leave to refuel, the Black Hawks were left to provide support and protection for their comrades on the ground.
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Fort Hood fined for mishandling hazardous motor pool waste
The fine was originally $1 million, but garrison attorneys were able to negotiate it down to $250,000.
-
This move would end naming bases, ships in honor of the Confederacy and its leaders
The Army operates 10 installations named after Confederate military commanders.
-
Green Berets train Polish, Latvian resistance units in West Virginia
“We’ve learned how to work with Special Forces … how to speak the same language, have the interoperability and cooperation,” said a Polish defense official.
-
Lawmakers want this African-American soldier to posthumously receive the Medal of Honor for actions on D-Day
“Corporal Woodson was a hero who saved dozens, if not hundreds, of lives on Omaha Beach,” the lawmakers wrote in their letter to the Army.
-
Army vehicle rollover deaths spiked this fiscal year
The incidents have led to new vehicle safety initiatives.
-
Army recruiters respond to active shooter, aid wounded boys at California mall
After hearing multiple shots, the recruiters went to look for victims and found them.
-
Fort Bragg gate shut down after man attempted to gain access, explosives detected
An electronic device gave MPs a “cursory positive” indication that there could be explosives in the vehicle.
-
Army officer convicted of murder in Afghanistan to get another look by civilian court
The review comes after former 1st Lt. Clint Lorance had an appeal rejected by military judges two years ago.
-
10th Group Green Beret dies from non-combat incident in Helmand
The cause of death was not released and an investigation is ongoing, Pentagon officials said.
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Army aviator gets DSC for using his Black Hawk as a big metal shield for wounded troops
Two of the ground troops were hit and when the Apaches had to leave to refuel, the Black Hawks were left to provide support and protection for their comrades on the ground.
-
Fort Hood fined for mishandling hazardous motor pool waste
The fine was originally $1 million, but garrison attorneys were able to negotiate it down to $250,000.
-
This move would end naming bases, ships in honor of the Confederacy and its leaders
The Army operates 10 installations named after Confederate military commanders.
-
Green Berets train Polish, Latvian resistance units in West Virginia
“We’ve learned how to work with Special Forces … how to speak the same language, have the interoperability and cooperation,” said a Polish defense official.
-
Lawmakers want this African-American soldier to posthumously receive the Medal of Honor for actions on D-Day
“Corporal Woodson was a hero who saved dozens, if not hundreds, of lives on Omaha Beach,” the lawmakers wrote in their letter to the Army.
-
Army vehicle rollover deaths spiked this fiscal year
The incidents have led to new vehicle safety initiatives.
-
Army recruiters respond to active shooter, aid wounded boys at California mall
After hearing multiple shots, the recruiters went to look for victims and found them.
-
Fort Bragg gate shut down after man attempted to gain access, explosives detected
An electronic device gave MPs a “cursory positive” indication that there could be explosives in the vehicle.
-
Army officer convicted of murder in Afghanistan to get another look by civilian court
The review comes after former 1st Lt. Clint Lorance had an appeal rejected by military judges two years ago.
-
10th Group Green Beret dies from non-combat incident in Helmand
The cause of death was not released and an investigation is ongoing, Pentagon officials said.
-
Army aviator gets DSC for using his Black Hawk as a big metal shield for wounded troops
Two of the ground troops were hit and when the Apaches had to leave to refuel, the Black Hawks were left to provide support and protection for their comrades on the ground.
