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After 100-plus years, West Point bell headed home to Philippines
A bell that’s been property of the U.S. Military Academy for more than a century won’t ring again until it’s on the other side of the world – and back home.
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Redstone Arsenal reviews SHARP procedures after faith-focused presentation
Three dozen individuals at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal have complained to a religious-freedom advocacy group about an April sex-assault awareness seminar replete with Christian themes, part of mandatory training for those who work at the installation
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Sen. Joni Ernst, Iraq War vet, part of Trump VP speculation
The first female combat veteran to serve in the Senate has some high-profile support in the hottest political guessing game of the moment: Who will be Donald Trump’s running mate?
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Arnold Schwarzenegger visits soldiers in Kuwait for renewable-energy doc
Need a host for a documentary on renewable energy? Plenty of options.
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Dispatches from Everest: Team of soldier-climbers begin history-making trek
Teamwork. Perseverance. Yak meat.
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Redstone Arsenal’s religious-themed SHARP training draws criticism
A mandatory sexual-assault prevention program held at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal included an opening prayer in the name of Jesus Christ and a presentation from a rape survivor who told those in attendance that Jesus offered the only path to recovery
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The vision for the future ground vehicle looks a lot like a dune buggy
The Army and Marine Corps’ next-generation ground combat vehicle could be designed to avoid threats rather than withstand them.
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Vet-made ‘Range 15’ movie goes national June 15 — and you can help
Nothing about thus veteran-made zombie-comedy film “Range 15” has followed the traditional Hollywood script.
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US Army Ranger leads the way … in U.K. horse-race betting
An elite force of nature. A hard-charger, faster than his peers, carrying on a legacy of success.
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Police find military-issued C4 in reservist’s apartment
An Army Reserve unit undergoing demolition training at Utah’s Camp Williams last month reported all of its munitions had been used as planned.
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After 100-plus years, West Point bell headed home to Philippines
A bell that’s been property of the U.S. Military Academy for more than a century won’t ring again until it’s on the other side of the world – and back home.
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Redstone Arsenal reviews SHARP procedures after faith-focused presentation
Three dozen individuals at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal have complained to a religious-freedom advocacy group about an April sex-assault awareness seminar replete with Christian themes, part of mandatory training for those who work at the installation
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Sen. Joni Ernst, Iraq War vet, part of Trump VP speculation
The first female combat veteran to serve in the Senate has some high-profile support in the hottest political guessing game of the moment: Who will be Donald Trump’s running mate?
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Arnold Schwarzenegger visits soldiers in Kuwait for renewable-energy doc
Need a host for a documentary on renewable energy? Plenty of options.
-
Dispatches from Everest: Team of soldier-climbers begin history-making trek
Teamwork. Perseverance. Yak meat.
-
Redstone Arsenal’s religious-themed SHARP training draws criticism
A mandatory sexual-assault prevention program held at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal included an opening prayer in the name of Jesus Christ and a presentation from a rape survivor who told those in attendance that Jesus offered the only path to recovery
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The vision for the future ground vehicle looks a lot like a dune buggy
The Army and Marine Corps’ next-generation ground combat vehicle could be designed to avoid threats rather than withstand them.
-
Vet-made ‘Range 15’ movie goes national June 15 — and you can help
Nothing about thus veteran-made zombie-comedy film “Range 15” has followed the traditional Hollywood script.
-
US Army Ranger leads the way … in U.K. horse-race betting
An elite force of nature. A hard-charger, faster than his peers, carrying on a legacy of success.
-
Police find military-issued C4 in reservist’s apartment
An Army Reserve unit undergoing demolition training at Utah’s Camp Williams last month reported all of its munitions had been used as planned.
-
After 100-plus years, West Point bell headed home to Philippines
A bell that’s been property of the U.S. Military Academy for more than a century won’t ring again until it’s on the other side of the world – and back home.
-
Redstone Arsenal reviews SHARP procedures after faith-focused presentation
Three dozen individuals at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal have complained to a religious-freedom advocacy group about an April sex-assault awareness seminar replete with Christian themes, part of mandatory training for those who work at the installation
-
Sen. Joni Ernst, Iraq War vet, part of Trump VP speculation
The first female combat veteran to serve in the Senate has some high-profile support in the hottest political guessing game of the moment: Who will be Donald Trump’s running mate?
-
Arnold Schwarzenegger visits soldiers in Kuwait for renewable-energy doc
Need a host for a documentary on renewable energy? Plenty of options.
-
Dispatches from Everest: Team of soldier-climbers begin history-making trek
Teamwork. Perseverance. Yak meat.
-
Redstone Arsenal’s religious-themed SHARP training draws criticism
A mandatory sexual-assault prevention program held at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal included an opening prayer in the name of Jesus Christ and a presentation from a rape survivor who told those in attendance that Jesus offered the only path to recovery
-
The vision for the future ground vehicle looks a lot like a dune buggy
The Army and Marine Corps’ next-generation ground combat vehicle could be designed to avoid threats rather than withstand them.
-
Vet-made ‘Range 15’ movie goes national June 15 — and you can help
Nothing about thus veteran-made zombie-comedy film “Range 15” has followed the traditional Hollywood script.
-
US Army Ranger leads the way … in U.K. horse-race betting
An elite force of nature. A hard-charger, faster than his peers, carrying on a legacy of success.
-
Police find military-issued C4 in reservist’s apartment
An Army Reserve unit undergoing demolition training at Utah’s Camp Williams last month reported all of its munitions had been used as planned.
