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Retired Green Beret, a recent CIA contractor, denied bond after allegedly taking part in Capitol riot
“He has deployed overseas as recently as 2018 as a contractor working for the Central Intelligence Agency and Department of State,” prosecutors said.
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Soldier’s training death in Korea was an ‘anomaly,’ Army vice chief says
Congress required the Pentagon to review emergency medical capabilities at bases across the force in the 2021 defense bill.
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Third time’s the charm? Army makes changes to new fitness test after lawmakers’ concerns
“[Lawmakers] were informed so they wouldn’t be surprised by this. It’s been received very well,” said the Army’s top enlisted soldier. “We’re moving in the right direction.”
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Second set of human remains found at Fort Bliss range, not believed to be those of missing soldier
The remains were found in the mid-afternoon Thursday by a citizen walking in the area.
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Retired Green Beret assaulted cop with flagpole during Capitol riot, charges allege
After McKellop’s military service ended in 2010, he worked as a contractor in Iraq, according to a person familiar with the case.
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Fort Bliss sergeant first class killed by stepson, police say
The sergeant first class was shot and killed after he allegedly assaulted his stepson’s mother, detectives say.
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Army’s new Arctic strategy aims to build expeditionary capability
Information gleaned from a recent brigade-size exercise will help determine what funding is needed by Alaska units to work for extended periods across the Arctic and in other cold-weather environments.
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Spc. Vanessa Guillen case could be Army CID’s ‘Tailhook scandal’
A congressional hearing came one week after two proposals to reform CID were outlined in briefing documents obtained by Army Times.
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No need to ground Black Hawk fleet after recent crashes, Army safety director says
The Army safety director said that no commonalities have been found linking five fatal UH-60 Black Hawk crashes over the past 18 months.
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Chief still concerned about the demands on soldiers
“We have basically the size of the force that we went into Iraq and Afghanistan [with], and we quickly had to grow that force,” the Army chief said.
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Retired Green Beret, a recent CIA contractor, denied bond after allegedly taking part in Capitol riot
“He has deployed overseas as recently as 2018 as a contractor working for the Central Intelligence Agency and Department of State,” prosecutors said.
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Soldier’s training death in Korea was an ‘anomaly,’ Army vice chief says
Congress required the Pentagon to review emergency medical capabilities at bases across the force in the 2021 defense bill.
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Third time’s the charm? Army makes changes to new fitness test after lawmakers’ concerns
“[Lawmakers] were informed so they wouldn’t be surprised by this. It’s been received very well,” said the Army’s top enlisted soldier. “We’re moving in the right direction.”
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Second set of human remains found at Fort Bliss range, not believed to be those of missing soldier
The remains were found in the mid-afternoon Thursday by a citizen walking in the area.
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Retired Green Beret assaulted cop with flagpole during Capitol riot, charges allege
After McKellop’s military service ended in 2010, he worked as a contractor in Iraq, according to a person familiar with the case.
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Fort Bliss sergeant first class killed by stepson, police say
The sergeant first class was shot and killed after he allegedly assaulted his stepson’s mother, detectives say.
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Army’s new Arctic strategy aims to build expeditionary capability
Information gleaned from a recent brigade-size exercise will help determine what funding is needed by Alaska units to work for extended periods across the Arctic and in other cold-weather environments.
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Spc. Vanessa Guillen case could be Army CID’s ‘Tailhook scandal’
A congressional hearing came one week after two proposals to reform CID were outlined in briefing documents obtained by Army Times.
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No need to ground Black Hawk fleet after recent crashes, Army safety director says
The Army safety director said that no commonalities have been found linking five fatal UH-60 Black Hawk crashes over the past 18 months.
-
Chief still concerned about the demands on soldiers
“We have basically the size of the force that we went into Iraq and Afghanistan [with], and we quickly had to grow that force,” the Army chief said.
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Retired Green Beret, a recent CIA contractor, denied bond after allegedly taking part in Capitol riot
“He has deployed overseas as recently as 2018 as a contractor working for the Central Intelligence Agency and Department of State,” prosecutors said.
-
Soldier’s training death in Korea was an ‘anomaly,’ Army vice chief says
Congress required the Pentagon to review emergency medical capabilities at bases across the force in the 2021 defense bill.
-
Third time’s the charm? Army makes changes to new fitness test after lawmakers’ concerns
“[Lawmakers] were informed so they wouldn’t be surprised by this. It’s been received very well,” said the Army’s top enlisted soldier. “We’re moving in the right direction.”
-
Second set of human remains found at Fort Bliss range, not believed to be those of missing soldier
The remains were found in the mid-afternoon Thursday by a citizen walking in the area.
-
Retired Green Beret assaulted cop with flagpole during Capitol riot, charges allege
After McKellop’s military service ended in 2010, he worked as a contractor in Iraq, according to a person familiar with the case.
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Fort Bliss sergeant first class killed by stepson, police say
The sergeant first class was shot and killed after he allegedly assaulted his stepson’s mother, detectives say.
-
Army’s new Arctic strategy aims to build expeditionary capability
Information gleaned from a recent brigade-size exercise will help determine what funding is needed by Alaska units to work for extended periods across the Arctic and in other cold-weather environments.
-
Spc. Vanessa Guillen case could be Army CID’s ‘Tailhook scandal’
A congressional hearing came one week after two proposals to reform CID were outlined in briefing documents obtained by Army Times.
-
No need to ground Black Hawk fleet after recent crashes, Army safety director says
The Army safety director said that no commonalities have been found linking five fatal UH-60 Black Hawk crashes over the past 18 months.
-
Chief still concerned about the demands on soldiers
“We have basically the size of the force that we went into Iraq and Afghanistan [with], and we quickly had to grow that force,” the Army chief said.
