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Medal of Honor recipient gives award to brigade
When troops receive the Medal of Honor for acts of valor, they usually credit their fellow service members. Former Army Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta took that sentiment one step further last week when he offered his Medal of Honor to the brigade he served with, according to CNN.
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8th Army marks opening of new headquarters in South Korea
The move to Camp Humphreys has been years in the making.
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Take three years off: Army expands Career Intermission Pilot Program
There’s no longer a limit on how many soldiers can participate.
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Soldier of the Year aims to combat suicide by connecting troops through app
The Objective Zero app allows users to speak with someone during moments of crisis.
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Army vet lied about PTSD to receive VA disability payments
The former private claimed he suffered from a combat deployment.
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Army recruiter receives Soldier’s Medal after saving crash victims
Two people were stuck inside a tractor-trailer with fuel spewing out of the tank.
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Army aviator honored with Distinguished Flying Cross — 99 years after his heroic actions
Capt. James Miller was the first U.S. aviation casualty in World War I.
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Army personnel chief sworn in as vice chief of staff
Gen. James McConville leaves his role as personnel chief to replace Gen. Daniel Allyn.
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Poll: Is the ‘Soldier’s Certificate’ for basic training grads a good idea?
The certificate marks when recruits officially become soldiers.
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Medal of Honor recipient gives award to brigade
When troops receive the Medal of Honor for acts of valor, they usually credit their fellow service members. Former Army Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta took that sentiment one step further last week when he offered his Medal of Honor to the brigade he served with, according to CNN.
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8th Army marks opening of new headquarters in South Korea
The move to Camp Humphreys has been years in the making.
-
Take three years off: Army expands Career Intermission Pilot Program
There’s no longer a limit on how many soldiers can participate.
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Soldier of the Year aims to combat suicide by connecting troops through app
The Objective Zero app allows users to speak with someone during moments of crisis.
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Army vet lied about PTSD to receive VA disability payments
The former private claimed he suffered from a combat deployment.
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Army recruiter receives Soldier’s Medal after saving crash victims
Two people were stuck inside a tractor-trailer with fuel spewing out of the tank.
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Army aviator honored with Distinguished Flying Cross — 99 years after his heroic actions
Capt. James Miller was the first U.S. aviation casualty in World War I.
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Army personnel chief sworn in as vice chief of staff
Gen. James McConville leaves his role as personnel chief to replace Gen. Daniel Allyn.
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Army identifies soldier who drowned in Kansas lake
The 23-year-old specialist died on Sunday.
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Poll: Is the ‘Soldier’s Certificate’ for basic training grads a good idea?
The certificate marks when recruits officially become soldiers.
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Medal of Honor recipient gives award to brigade
When troops receive the Medal of Honor for acts of valor, they usually credit their fellow service members. Former Army Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta took that sentiment one step further last week when he offered his Medal of Honor to the brigade he served with, according to CNN.
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8th Army marks opening of new headquarters in South Korea
The move to Camp Humphreys has been years in the making.
-
Take three years off: Army expands Career Intermission Pilot Program
There’s no longer a limit on how many soldiers can participate.
-
Soldier of the Year aims to combat suicide by connecting troops through app
The Objective Zero app allows users to speak with someone during moments of crisis.
-
Army vet lied about PTSD to receive VA disability payments
The former private claimed he suffered from a combat deployment.
-
Army recruiter receives Soldier’s Medal after saving crash victims
Two people were stuck inside a tractor-trailer with fuel spewing out of the tank.
-
Army aviator honored with Distinguished Flying Cross — 99 years after his heroic actions
Capt. James Miller was the first U.S. aviation casualty in World War I.
-
Army personnel chief sworn in as vice chief of staff
Gen. James McConville leaves his role as personnel chief to replace Gen. Daniel Allyn.
-
Army identifies soldier who drowned in Kansas lake
The 23-year-old specialist died on Sunday.
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Poll: Is the ‘Soldier’s Certificate’ for basic training grads a good idea?
The certificate marks when recruits officially become soldiers.
