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Invictus Games star Sgt. Elizabeth Marks to receive Tillman Award at ESPYs
A sergeant who earned four gold medals swimming at the Invictus Games will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service.
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Soldier applications to West Point spike thanks to new program
Monday marks Reception Day for incoming West Point cadets. Meet some of them who aren’t strangers to the Army uniform.
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‘My Fighting Season’ offers soldier’s-eye view of combat
Ricky Schroder Productions is behind a six-episode docu-series that takes viewers to the front lines in Afghanistan.
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Celebs join soldiers for ‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ screening
First came the stars from Hollywood and the senior leaders from Washington, D.C. Then came the aliens from outer space.
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Army to pay $100K as part of Hawaii cesspool settlement
The agreement with the EPA also includes plans to close 12 cesspools, which were to be closed by 2005
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Rolling sleeves in the Army: New details on next steps
An update on the hottest uniform news of 2016 (especially in places where it’s hot).
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Lawyer for 2009 Fort Hood shooting victims seeks resumption of long-delayed civil case
The case involving victims of the Texas shooting has been on hold for several years thanks to the shooter’s trial.
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Will Reserve captain killed in Orlando massacre earn Purple Heart?
The Army has yet to decide whether Capt. Antonio D. Brown will receive a posthumous medal. It could take a while.
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Vet-made zombie-comedy ‘Range 15’ debuts in more than 350 theaters
The zombie apocalypse is upon us.
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Army officer killed in Orlando shooting had ‘unwavering spirit’
The Army Reserve officer killed Sunday morning in the Orlando nightclub massacre had been in uniform for nearly eight years, deployed to Kuwait for 11 months during the drawdown from Operation Iraqi Freedom, and was remembered by his commanding offic
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Invictus Games star Sgt. Elizabeth Marks to receive Tillman Award at ESPYs
A sergeant who earned four gold medals swimming at the Invictus Games will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service.
-
Soldier applications to West Point spike thanks to new program
Monday marks Reception Day for incoming West Point cadets. Meet some of them who aren’t strangers to the Army uniform.
-
‘My Fighting Season’ offers soldier’s-eye view of combat
Ricky Schroder Productions is behind a six-episode docu-series that takes viewers to the front lines in Afghanistan.
-
Celebs join soldiers for ‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ screening
First came the stars from Hollywood and the senior leaders from Washington, D.C. Then came the aliens from outer space.
-
Army to pay $100K as part of Hawaii cesspool settlement
The agreement with the EPA also includes plans to close 12 cesspools, which were to be closed by 2005
-
Rolling sleeves in the Army: New details on next steps
An update on the hottest uniform news of 2016 (especially in places where it’s hot).
-
Lawyer for 2009 Fort Hood shooting victims seeks resumption of long-delayed civil case
The case involving victims of the Texas shooting has been on hold for several years thanks to the shooter’s trial.
-
Will Reserve captain killed in Orlando massacre earn Purple Heart?
The Army has yet to decide whether Capt. Antonio D. Brown will receive a posthumous medal. It could take a while.
-
Vet-made zombie-comedy ‘Range 15’ debuts in more than 350 theaters
The zombie apocalypse is upon us.
-
Army officer killed in Orlando shooting had ‘unwavering spirit’
The Army Reserve officer killed Sunday morning in the Orlando nightclub massacre had been in uniform for nearly eight years, deployed to Kuwait for 11 months during the drawdown from Operation Iraqi Freedom, and was remembered by his commanding offic
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Invictus Games star Sgt. Elizabeth Marks to receive Tillman Award at ESPYs
A sergeant who earned four gold medals swimming at the Invictus Games will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service.
-
Soldier applications to West Point spike thanks to new program
Monday marks Reception Day for incoming West Point cadets. Meet some of them who aren’t strangers to the Army uniform.
-
‘My Fighting Season’ offers soldier’s-eye view of combat
Ricky Schroder Productions is behind a six-episode docu-series that takes viewers to the front lines in Afghanistan.
-
Celebs join soldiers for ‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ screening
First came the stars from Hollywood and the senior leaders from Washington, D.C. Then came the aliens from outer space.
-
Army to pay $100K as part of Hawaii cesspool settlement
The agreement with the EPA also includes plans to close 12 cesspools, which were to be closed by 2005
-
Rolling sleeves in the Army: New details on next steps
An update on the hottest uniform news of 2016 (especially in places where it’s hot).
-
Lawyer for 2009 Fort Hood shooting victims seeks resumption of long-delayed civil case
The case involving victims of the Texas shooting has been on hold for several years thanks to the shooter’s trial.
-
Will Reserve captain killed in Orlando massacre earn Purple Heart?
The Army has yet to decide whether Capt. Antonio D. Brown will receive a posthumous medal. It could take a while.
-
Vet-made zombie-comedy ‘Range 15’ debuts in more than 350 theaters
The zombie apocalypse is upon us.
-
Army officer killed in Orlando shooting had ‘unwavering spirit’
The Army Reserve officer killed Sunday morning in the Orlando nightclub massacre had been in uniform for nearly eight years, deployed to Kuwait for 11 months during the drawdown from Operation Iraqi Freedom, and was remembered by his commanding offic
