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A brief history of the Korean War
The “Forgotten War” in Korea broke out 70 years ago along the 38th parallel. It hasn’t officially ended.
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Army Twitter poll respondents: Get rid of promotion board photos
Army TRADOC is looking into the issue of the inclusion of official photos in promotion boards days after SECDEF gives briefing on diversity and inclusion.
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How the Army might rename Confederate installations
A number of suggestions have been made about how the Army can rename installations designated for Confederates.
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Juneteenth marks a momentous occasion for the military, too
Juneteenth is a celebration of liberation for African Americans and Union troops.
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Will coronavirus lead to martial law?
As more states call up National Guard units to aid with the spread of coronavirus, some are concerned about martial law.
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How the Army tried and failed to build a bicycle corps
The 25th Infantry Bicycle Regiment carried out a 1,900 mile trip from Montana to Missouri.
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This Virginia dairy farm that housed Army spies is now a winery
VInt Hill was bought by the Army in 1942 and remained in operation until 1997.
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Tom Hanks challenges Army sergeant to a push-up contest at the Oscars
Actor Tom Hanks challenged an Army sergeant to a push up contest at the 92nd Oscars.
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Army combat engineer dies in Syria vehicle rollover accident
Spc. Antonio Moore died Jan. 24 in a vehicle rollover accident in Deir ez Zor Province, Syria.
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A brief history of the Korean War
The “Forgotten War” in Korea broke out 70 years ago along the 38th parallel. It hasn’t officially ended.
-
Army Twitter poll respondents: Get rid of promotion board photos
Army TRADOC is looking into the issue of the inclusion of official photos in promotion boards days after SECDEF gives briefing on diversity and inclusion.
-
How the Army might rename Confederate installations
A number of suggestions have been made about how the Army can rename installations designated for Confederates.
-
Juneteenth marks a momentous occasion for the military, too
Juneteenth is a celebration of liberation for African Americans and Union troops.
-
Will coronavirus lead to martial law?
As more states call up National Guard units to aid with the spread of coronavirus, some are concerned about martial law.
-
How the Army tried and failed to build a bicycle corps
The 25th Infantry Bicycle Regiment carried out a 1,900 mile trip from Montana to Missouri.
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This Virginia dairy farm that housed Army spies is now a winery
VInt Hill was bought by the Army in 1942 and remained in operation until 1997.
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Tom Hanks challenges Army sergeant to a push-up contest at the Oscars
Actor Tom Hanks challenged an Army sergeant to a push up contest at the 92nd Oscars.
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Army’s new fabric works to destroy nerve agents
A new Army fabric works to neutralize nerve agents.
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Army combat engineer dies in Syria vehicle rollover accident
Spc. Antonio Moore died Jan. 24 in a vehicle rollover accident in Deir ez Zor Province, Syria.
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A brief history of the Korean War
The “Forgotten War” in Korea broke out 70 years ago along the 38th parallel. It hasn’t officially ended.
-
Army Twitter poll respondents: Get rid of promotion board photos
Army TRADOC is looking into the issue of the inclusion of official photos in promotion boards days after SECDEF gives briefing on diversity and inclusion.
-
How the Army might rename Confederate installations
A number of suggestions have been made about how the Army can rename installations designated for Confederates.
-
Juneteenth marks a momentous occasion for the military, too
Juneteenth is a celebration of liberation for African Americans and Union troops.
-
Will coronavirus lead to martial law?
As more states call up National Guard units to aid with the spread of coronavirus, some are concerned about martial law.
-
How the Army tried and failed to build a bicycle corps
The 25th Infantry Bicycle Regiment carried out a 1,900 mile trip from Montana to Missouri.
-
This Virginia dairy farm that housed Army spies is now a winery
VInt Hill was bought by the Army in 1942 and remained in operation until 1997.
-
Tom Hanks challenges Army sergeant to a push-up contest at the Oscars
Actor Tom Hanks challenged an Army sergeant to a push up contest at the 92nd Oscars.
-
Army’s new fabric works to destroy nerve agents
A new Army fabric works to neutralize nerve agents.
-
Army combat engineer dies in Syria vehicle rollover accident
Spc. Antonio Moore died Jan. 24 in a vehicle rollover accident in Deir ez Zor Province, Syria.
