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Soldier-turned-Monster Jam driver on life after service
Working on Apache helicopters for 10 years didn’t directly prepare former Sgt. Tony Ochs for his current private-sector position, which involves crushing cars and speeding around dirt tracks in the cab of a souped-up truck atop 5½-foot-tall tires.
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Ex-FBI director, former Marine Robert Mueller to receive West Point’s Thayer Award
The longest-serving FBI director since J. Edgar Hoover — and a decorated Marine officer — will receive the U.S. Military Academy’s Sylvanus Thayer Award later this year, the West Point Association of Graduates announced in a Monday news release.
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Read this if you’re in the military and plan to endorse a presidential candidate
How to follow the 2016 race while following the Defense Department’s rules.
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Army officer serves with NFL’s Chiefs under training program
Internships with the NFL? This is one way in which the Army is strengthening leadership skills of the troops.
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Military Times Battle Bracket: 64 pieces of military-grade hardware compete
Basketball not your thing? This bracket has a little more firepower.
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Battle Bracket FAQs: Matchups, models and more
While the rest of your unit, office or barracks finish up their best guesses for that other 64-team event (not counting the prelim round), here’s all you need to know about Battle Bracket:
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Soldier’s Medal for N.M. Guard medic after highway rescue
Nearly two years ago, a New Mexico National Guard medic pulled the driver of a wrecked cement truck from his crumpled, burning vehicle just seconds before the cab went up in a fireball. On Friday, Sgt.
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No disciplinary discharge for chaplain battling dementia
An Army chaplain who never told a board of inquiry that he’d been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease won’t face the discharge recommended by that board stemming from multiple instances of plagiarism.
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Army recruiter charged with sending explicit pic to teen
Police say a New Jersey-based recruiter sent an image of his penis to a 17-year-old girl via the media-sharing application Snapchat late last year, then took apart and threw away his cellphone in an attempt to destroy the evidence. Staff Sgt.
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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
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Soldier-turned-Monster Jam driver on life after service
Working on Apache helicopters for 10 years didn’t directly prepare former Sgt. Tony Ochs for his current private-sector position, which involves crushing cars and speeding around dirt tracks in the cab of a souped-up truck atop 5½-foot-tall tires.
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Ex-FBI director, former Marine Robert Mueller to receive West Point’s Thayer Award
The longest-serving FBI director since J. Edgar Hoover — and a decorated Marine officer — will receive the U.S. Military Academy’s Sylvanus Thayer Award later this year, the West Point Association of Graduates announced in a Monday news release.
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Read this if you’re in the military and plan to endorse a presidential candidate
How to follow the 2016 race while following the Defense Department’s rules.
-
Army officer serves with NFL’s Chiefs under training program
Internships with the NFL? This is one way in which the Army is strengthening leadership skills of the troops.
-
Military Times Battle Bracket: 64 pieces of military-grade hardware compete
Basketball not your thing? This bracket has a little more firepower.
-
Battle Bracket FAQs: Matchups, models and more
While the rest of your unit, office or barracks finish up their best guesses for that other 64-team event (not counting the prelim round), here’s all you need to know about Battle Bracket:
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Soldier’s Medal for N.M. Guard medic after highway rescue
Nearly two years ago, a New Mexico National Guard medic pulled the driver of a wrecked cement truck from his crumpled, burning vehicle just seconds before the cab went up in a fireball. On Friday, Sgt.
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No disciplinary discharge for chaplain battling dementia
An Army chaplain who never told a board of inquiry that he’d been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease won’t face the discharge recommended by that board stemming from multiple instances of plagiarism.
-
Army recruiter charged with sending explicit pic to teen
Police say a New Jersey-based recruiter sent an image of his penis to a 17-year-old girl via the media-sharing application Snapchat late last year, then took apart and threw away his cellphone in an attempt to destroy the evidence. Staff Sgt.
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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
-
Soldier-turned-Monster Jam driver on life after service
Working on Apache helicopters for 10 years didn’t directly prepare former Sgt. Tony Ochs for his current private-sector position, which involves crushing cars and speeding around dirt tracks in the cab of a souped-up truck atop 5½-foot-tall tires.
-
Ex-FBI director, former Marine Robert Mueller to receive West Point’s Thayer Award
The longest-serving FBI director since J. Edgar Hoover — and a decorated Marine officer — will receive the U.S. Military Academy’s Sylvanus Thayer Award later this year, the West Point Association of Graduates announced in a Monday news release.
-
Read this if you’re in the military and plan to endorse a presidential candidate
How to follow the 2016 race while following the Defense Department’s rules.
-
Army officer serves with NFL’s Chiefs under training program
Internships with the NFL? This is one way in which the Army is strengthening leadership skills of the troops.
-
Military Times Battle Bracket: 64 pieces of military-grade hardware compete
Basketball not your thing? This bracket has a little more firepower.
-
Battle Bracket FAQs: Matchups, models and more
While the rest of your unit, office or barracks finish up their best guesses for that other 64-team event (not counting the prelim round), here’s all you need to know about Battle Bracket:
-
Soldier’s Medal for N.M. Guard medic after highway rescue
Nearly two years ago, a New Mexico National Guard medic pulled the driver of a wrecked cement truck from his crumpled, burning vehicle just seconds before the cab went up in a fireball. On Friday, Sgt.
-
No disciplinary discharge for chaplain battling dementia
An Army chaplain who never told a board of inquiry that he’d been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease won’t face the discharge recommended by that board stemming from multiple instances of plagiarism.
-
Army recruiter charged with sending explicit pic to teen
Police say a New Jersey-based recruiter sent an image of his penis to a 17-year-old girl via the media-sharing application Snapchat late last year, then took apart and threw away his cellphone in an attempt to destroy the evidence. Staff Sgt.
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Judge in Sikh officer case orders stop to gas mask tests
Capt. Simratpal Singh wants permission to practice his religion by wearing a turban, long hair and a beard.
