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#EarnYourCake update: Army birthday workout video, Philly plans, more
Ready to #EarnYourCake, but not sure how to go about it? Army Times has you covered with this handy, pre-celebration q-and-a, including the Workout of the Army Birthday, released today by the people who brought you the Performance Triad.
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Army investigating Qatar-flag video that led to high-level apologies
A video featuring Qatar-based soldiers that made global headlines was posted by a contractor without authorization.
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Marksmanship Unit member becomes 7th soldier on road to Rio
A 23-year-old deadeye with the Army Marksmanship Unit qualified for the U.S. Olympic Team on Sunday in air rifle, one of five athletes to make the squad in the final shooting trial before the games in Rio de Janeiro.
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Company commanders can now better track non-deployable soldiers
The Army’s newest system to track soldier deployability not only tells company-level leaders who is on the shelf and why, it also provides commanders with tools to bring their soldiers back to fighting status.
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Retired 3-star demands apology to Fort Riley soldiers for prayer breakfast cancellation
The Fort Riley prayer breakfast is off, but the war of words over its originally scheduled speaker has picked up steam.
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Fort Riley prayer breakfast called off; controversial retired 3-star was set to speak
A prayer breakfast at Fort Riley set for Monday as part of 1st Infantry Division’s “Victory Week” celebration has been rescheduled, and the retired three-star general who’d been invited to speak at the event — and whose invitation won’t be asked back
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‘Mayor of the Pentagon’: Colleagues remember colonel who died during triathlon
Col. Gene Montague spent his final hours pushing himself for the greater good.
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8th Army investigates use of Bible during ceremony at Seoul ball
An anonymous complaint was sent to a military-religious freedom group about the event.
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Soldier reflects on record-breaking 100-mile gas-mask run
After slogging through a rain-soaked start Friday night, a soldier settled in for more than a day’s worth of running in a gas mask, covering 100 miles to draw attention to the needs of wounded veterans.
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Team of active-duty officers, combat-wounded vet scale Everest
A team including two active-duty Army officers and a retired wounded warrior reached the summit of Mount Everest on Tuesday, capping an expedition designed to launch a new outreach program for veterans and raise awareness of service members’ mental health issues.
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#EarnYourCake update: Army birthday workout video, Philly plans, more
Ready to #EarnYourCake, but not sure how to go about it? Army Times has you covered with this handy, pre-celebration q-and-a, including the Workout of the Army Birthday, released today by the people who brought you the Performance Triad.
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Army investigating Qatar-flag video that led to high-level apologies
A video featuring Qatar-based soldiers that made global headlines was posted by a contractor without authorization.
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Marksmanship Unit member becomes 7th soldier on road to Rio
A 23-year-old deadeye with the Army Marksmanship Unit qualified for the U.S. Olympic Team on Sunday in air rifle, one of five athletes to make the squad in the final shooting trial before the games in Rio de Janeiro.
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Company commanders can now better track non-deployable soldiers
The Army’s newest system to track soldier deployability not only tells company-level leaders who is on the shelf and why, it also provides commanders with tools to bring their soldiers back to fighting status.
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Retired 3-star demands apology to Fort Riley soldiers for prayer breakfast cancellation
The Fort Riley prayer breakfast is off, but the war of words over its originally scheduled speaker has picked up steam.
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Fort Riley prayer breakfast called off; controversial retired 3-star was set to speak
A prayer breakfast at Fort Riley set for Monday as part of 1st Infantry Division’s “Victory Week” celebration has been rescheduled, and the retired three-star general who’d been invited to speak at the event — and whose invitation won’t be asked back
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‘Mayor of the Pentagon’: Colleagues remember colonel who died during triathlon
Col. Gene Montague spent his final hours pushing himself for the greater good.
-
8th Army investigates use of Bible during ceremony at Seoul ball
An anonymous complaint was sent to a military-religious freedom group about the event.
-
Soldier reflects on record-breaking 100-mile gas-mask run
After slogging through a rain-soaked start Friday night, a soldier settled in for more than a day’s worth of running in a gas mask, covering 100 miles to draw attention to the needs of wounded veterans.
-
Team of active-duty officers, combat-wounded vet scale Everest
A team including two active-duty Army officers and a retired wounded warrior reached the summit of Mount Everest on Tuesday, capping an expedition designed to launch a new outreach program for veterans and raise awareness of service members’ mental health issues.
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#EarnYourCake update: Army birthday workout video, Philly plans, more
Ready to #EarnYourCake, but not sure how to go about it? Army Times has you covered with this handy, pre-celebration q-and-a, including the Workout of the Army Birthday, released today by the people who brought you the Performance Triad.
-
Army investigating Qatar-flag video that led to high-level apologies
A video featuring Qatar-based soldiers that made global headlines was posted by a contractor without authorization.
-
Marksmanship Unit member becomes 7th soldier on road to Rio
A 23-year-old deadeye with the Army Marksmanship Unit qualified for the U.S. Olympic Team on Sunday in air rifle, one of five athletes to make the squad in the final shooting trial before the games in Rio de Janeiro.
-
Company commanders can now better track non-deployable soldiers
The Army’s newest system to track soldier deployability not only tells company-level leaders who is on the shelf and why, it also provides commanders with tools to bring their soldiers back to fighting status.
-
Retired 3-star demands apology to Fort Riley soldiers for prayer breakfast cancellation
The Fort Riley prayer breakfast is off, but the war of words over its originally scheduled speaker has picked up steam.
-
Fort Riley prayer breakfast called off; controversial retired 3-star was set to speak
A prayer breakfast at Fort Riley set for Monday as part of 1st Infantry Division’s “Victory Week” celebration has been rescheduled, and the retired three-star general who’d been invited to speak at the event — and whose invitation won’t be asked back
-
‘Mayor of the Pentagon’: Colleagues remember colonel who died during triathlon
Col. Gene Montague spent his final hours pushing himself for the greater good.
-
8th Army investigates use of Bible during ceremony at Seoul ball
An anonymous complaint was sent to a military-religious freedom group about the event.
-
Soldier reflects on record-breaking 100-mile gas-mask run
After slogging through a rain-soaked start Friday night, a soldier settled in for more than a day’s worth of running in a gas mask, covering 100 miles to draw attention to the needs of wounded veterans.
-
Team of active-duty officers, combat-wounded vet scale Everest
A team including two active-duty Army officers and a retired wounded warrior reached the summit of Mount Everest on Tuesday, capping an expedition designed to launch a new outreach program for veterans and raise awareness of service members’ mental health issues.
