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Green Beret received valor award upgrade for 2005 firefight
Retired Master Sgt. Larry Hawks was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross on June 21 for his actions in Afghanistan back in 2005.
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Army officer suspended for confronting Japanese-Americans protesting Fort Sill’s role in migrant detention
One MP, a lieutenant colonel, yelled: “You need to move today — now!” and “What don’t you understand? It’s English: Get out.”
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Army leadership shakeup shouldn’t impact troops and priorities
The big ticket item on McCarthy’s agenda in his new role is wading through the defense budget process.
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Soldier convicted of massacring 16 Afghans seeks new civilian trial, citing a psychosis inducing anti-malarial drug
The drug had “long-lasting adverse psychiatric effects,” including “symptoms of psychosis and tendencies to engage in violence,” the petition reads.
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Knee tucks and ball throws are the toughest parts of new combat fitness test, SMA says
The new Army Combat Fitness Test is still in its pilot program, but some feedback has been sent out to senior leaders.
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He beat a brain tumor. Then this soldier rucked 150 miles to raise money for cancer patients.
“I just wanted to prove to myself that even though I went through all that, and my body felt like a mess, I could rebound and reach my peak again,” Lindquist said.
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It’ll be tight, but the Army expects to meet recruiting goals this year
“We are on target, but it’s close,” Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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Army hospital ordered to pay $12 million after botched surgery on a soldier’s young child
The face mask caught fire and left second- and third-degree burns across the boy’s face and neck.
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Army recruiter gets an upgrade to second highest valor medal
An Army recruiter’s Silver Star was upgraded to the second highest combat medal a soldier can receive following a Pentagon review.
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Green Beret received valor award upgrade for 2005 firefight
Retired Master Sgt. Larry Hawks was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross on June 21 for his actions in Afghanistan back in 2005.
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Army officer suspended for confronting Japanese-Americans protesting Fort Sill’s role in migrant detention
One MP, a lieutenant colonel, yelled: “You need to move today — now!” and “What don’t you understand? It’s English: Get out.”
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Army leadership shakeup shouldn’t impact troops and priorities
The big ticket item on McCarthy’s agenda in his new role is wading through the defense budget process.
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Soldier convicted of massacring 16 Afghans seeks new civilian trial, citing a psychosis inducing anti-malarial drug
The drug had “long-lasting adverse psychiatric effects,” including “symptoms of psychosis and tendencies to engage in violence,” the petition reads.
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Knee tucks and ball throws are the toughest parts of new combat fitness test, SMA says
The new Army Combat Fitness Test is still in its pilot program, but some feedback has been sent out to senior leaders.
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He beat a brain tumor. Then this soldier rucked 150 miles to raise money for cancer patients.
“I just wanted to prove to myself that even though I went through all that, and my body felt like a mess, I could rebound and reach my peak again,” Lindquist said.
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It’ll be tight, but the Army expects to meet recruiting goals this year
“We are on target, but it’s close,” Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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Army hospital ordered to pay $12 million after botched surgery on a soldier’s young child
The face mask caught fire and left second- and third-degree burns across the boy’s face and neck.
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Soldier found dead in his Alaska barracks
The specialist’s death is under investigation.
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Army recruiter gets an upgrade to second highest valor medal
An Army recruiter’s Silver Star was upgraded to the second highest combat medal a soldier can receive following a Pentagon review.
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Green Beret received valor award upgrade for 2005 firefight
Retired Master Sgt. Larry Hawks was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross on June 21 for his actions in Afghanistan back in 2005.
-
Army officer suspended for confronting Japanese-Americans protesting Fort Sill’s role in migrant detention
One MP, a lieutenant colonel, yelled: “You need to move today — now!” and “What don’t you understand? It’s English: Get out.”
-
Army leadership shakeup shouldn’t impact troops and priorities
The big ticket item on McCarthy’s agenda in his new role is wading through the defense budget process.
-
Soldier convicted of massacring 16 Afghans seeks new civilian trial, citing a psychosis inducing anti-malarial drug
The drug had “long-lasting adverse psychiatric effects,” including “symptoms of psychosis and tendencies to engage in violence,” the petition reads.
-
Knee tucks and ball throws are the toughest parts of new combat fitness test, SMA says
The new Army Combat Fitness Test is still in its pilot program, but some feedback has been sent out to senior leaders.
-
He beat a brain tumor. Then this soldier rucked 150 miles to raise money for cancer patients.
“I just wanted to prove to myself that even though I went through all that, and my body felt like a mess, I could rebound and reach my peak again,” Lindquist said.
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It’ll be tight, but the Army expects to meet recruiting goals this year
“We are on target, but it’s close,” Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
-
Army hospital ordered to pay $12 million after botched surgery on a soldier’s young child
The face mask caught fire and left second- and third-degree burns across the boy’s face and neck.
-
Soldier found dead in his Alaska barracks
The specialist’s death is under investigation.
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Army recruiter gets an upgrade to second highest valor medal
An Army recruiter’s Silver Star was upgraded to the second highest combat medal a soldier can receive following a Pentagon review.
