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Army’s billion-dollar ad machine is moving to Chicago. Will it work?
The Army’s moving its advertising group to Chicago in an effort to get closer to the talent.
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Study: Here’s how the Army can better use social media for recruiting
The Army’s social media accounts have the potential to serve as a testing ground for recruiting efforts, according to a Rand study.
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Medal of Honor announced for soldier who fought through three floors of insurgents in Fallujah
During the battle, Bellavia single-handedly killed multiple insurgents, including one during hand-to-hand combat.
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Army announces first woman to lead an infantry division
Brig. Gen. Laura Yeager, who flew Black Hawk helicopters in Iraq, is one of a few women generals serving in the California National Guard.
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Chief dons new ‘Army Greens’ while attending D-Day events
Gen. Mark Milley put on the service’s new uniform at events honoring the 75th anniversary of Operation Overlord.
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Cadet killed in West Point accident identified
The Army has identified the cadet who was killed in a vehicle roll-over accident Thursday.
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West Point flooded with calls from families after accident during cadets’ land nav training
The academy was overwhelmed with phone calls from concerned families of cadets after the incident made the news.
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Survivors and fallen soldiers of Niger ambush awarded valor medals, but questions linger
Team Ouallam was ambushed by an assaulting force three times their size and equipped with medium and heavy machine guns, rocket propelled grenades and mortars.
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One cadet is dead, many injured in vehicle accident at West Point
The injured have been transported to local hospitals, officials said in the release.
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Shanahan closes review of Niger ambush that killed four US soldiers, seeks no further punishments
“I think the bigger point for me is the families don’t feel like they’ve received a consistent story of what happened,” one lawmaker said.
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Army’s billion-dollar ad machine is moving to Chicago. Will it work?
The Army’s moving its advertising group to Chicago in an effort to get closer to the talent.
-
Study: Here’s how the Army can better use social media for recruiting
The Army’s social media accounts have the potential to serve as a testing ground for recruiting efforts, according to a Rand study.
-
Medal of Honor announced for soldier who fought through three floors of insurgents in Fallujah
During the battle, Bellavia single-handedly killed multiple insurgents, including one during hand-to-hand combat.
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Army announces first woman to lead an infantry division
Brig. Gen. Laura Yeager, who flew Black Hawk helicopters in Iraq, is one of a few women generals serving in the California National Guard.
-
Chief dons new ‘Army Greens’ while attending D-Day events
Gen. Mark Milley put on the service’s new uniform at events honoring the 75th anniversary of Operation Overlord.
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Cadet killed in West Point accident identified
The Army has identified the cadet who was killed in a vehicle roll-over accident Thursday.
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West Point flooded with calls from families after accident during cadets’ land nav training
The academy was overwhelmed with phone calls from concerned families of cadets after the incident made the news.
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Survivors and fallen soldiers of Niger ambush awarded valor medals, but questions linger
Team Ouallam was ambushed by an assaulting force three times their size and equipped with medium and heavy machine guns, rocket propelled grenades and mortars.
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One cadet is dead, many injured in vehicle accident at West Point
The injured have been transported to local hospitals, officials said in the release.
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Shanahan closes review of Niger ambush that killed four US soldiers, seeks no further punishments
“I think the bigger point for me is the families don’t feel like they’ve received a consistent story of what happened,” one lawmaker said.
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Army’s billion-dollar ad machine is moving to Chicago. Will it work?
The Army’s moving its advertising group to Chicago in an effort to get closer to the talent.
-
Study: Here’s how the Army can better use social media for recruiting
The Army’s social media accounts have the potential to serve as a testing ground for recruiting efforts, according to a Rand study.
-
Medal of Honor announced for soldier who fought through three floors of insurgents in Fallujah
During the battle, Bellavia single-handedly killed multiple insurgents, including one during hand-to-hand combat.
-
Army announces first woman to lead an infantry division
Brig. Gen. Laura Yeager, who flew Black Hawk helicopters in Iraq, is one of a few women generals serving in the California National Guard.
-
Chief dons new ‘Army Greens’ while attending D-Day events
Gen. Mark Milley put on the service’s new uniform at events honoring the 75th anniversary of Operation Overlord.
-
Cadet killed in West Point accident identified
The Army has identified the cadet who was killed in a vehicle roll-over accident Thursday.
-
West Point flooded with calls from families after accident during cadets’ land nav training
The academy was overwhelmed with phone calls from concerned families of cadets after the incident made the news.
-
Survivors and fallen soldiers of Niger ambush awarded valor medals, but questions linger
Team Ouallam was ambushed by an assaulting force three times their size and equipped with medium and heavy machine guns, rocket propelled grenades and mortars.
-
One cadet is dead, many injured in vehicle accident at West Point
The injured have been transported to local hospitals, officials said in the release.
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Shanahan closes review of Niger ambush that killed four US soldiers, seeks no further punishments
“I think the bigger point for me is the families don’t feel like they’ve received a consistent story of what happened,” one lawmaker said.
