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Under pilot program, enlisted soldiers can apply to West Point in one day
A pilot program is designed to solve the U.S. Military Academy’s top problem with prior-service candidates.
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Army reservist takes home $2 million as Powerball runner-up
For one Army reservist, second prize in the largest-ever lottery drawing is nothing to scoff at — and doesn’t make a bad birthday present.
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Police seek answers after Indiana guardsman beaten to death
An Indiana National Guard soldier who’d served in Afghanistan reportedly was beaten to death over the weekend, his body found outside his car on a South Bend street early Saturday morning.
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Army Soldier Show supporters launch petition, video
Soldier-performers who were shut out of the 2016 Soldier Show when the Army canceled the troupe have crafted a video along with supporters of the program, hoping to gather support for the reinstatement of the long-serving tour.
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Military bases no longer accepting driver’s licenses from 5 states
Federal facilities no longer accept driver’s licenses from five states as valid identification for individuals seeking entry without an escort, but some military bases are offering workarounds, granting grace periods, or continuing with current access rules that require more than an ID.
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Vet Googles his own name: Discovers he’s owed Army award for heroism
WEST POINT, N.Y. — While teaching an impromptu class at Army Garrison Ansbach, Germany, on the proper use of social media, retired Sgt. 1st Class Thomas Hamilton offered some unexpected proof to his students that the Internet never forgets.
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Army colonel under fire for faith-based fitness message
An Army colonel’s to-do list for better fitness in 2016, presented as one of his weekly “motivational messages” on a Defense Department-run health website, has outraged an advocate for religious freedom in the military.
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Bronze Star recipient Daniel Rodriguez pumps up Clemson
A combat veteran who played wide receiver for Clemson after leaving service is back in uniform for his old school — for 80 seconds, at least.
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River rescue nets Army staff sergeant a Soldier’s Medal
A soldier’s first fishing trip to Alaska’s Copper River netted a unique haul: no salmon, one Soldier’s Medal.
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DoD passes on proposed Army Combat Action Badge changes
A wide-ranging Defense Department review of military decorations recommended leaving eligibility rules for the Combat Action Badge as they stand – a blow to one lawmaker’s push to award the medal to soldiers who served before 2001.
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Under pilot program, enlisted soldiers can apply to West Point in one day
A pilot program is designed to solve the U.S. Military Academy’s top problem with prior-service candidates.
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Army reservist takes home $2 million as Powerball runner-up
For one Army reservist, second prize in the largest-ever lottery drawing is nothing to scoff at — and doesn’t make a bad birthday present.
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Police seek answers after Indiana guardsman beaten to death
An Indiana National Guard soldier who’d served in Afghanistan reportedly was beaten to death over the weekend, his body found outside his car on a South Bend street early Saturday morning.
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Army Soldier Show supporters launch petition, video
Soldier-performers who were shut out of the 2016 Soldier Show when the Army canceled the troupe have crafted a video along with supporters of the program, hoping to gather support for the reinstatement of the long-serving tour.
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Military bases no longer accepting driver’s licenses from 5 states
Federal facilities no longer accept driver’s licenses from five states as valid identification for individuals seeking entry without an escort, but some military bases are offering workarounds, granting grace periods, or continuing with current access rules that require more than an ID.
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Vet Googles his own name: Discovers he’s owed Army award for heroism
WEST POINT, N.Y. — While teaching an impromptu class at Army Garrison Ansbach, Germany, on the proper use of social media, retired Sgt. 1st Class Thomas Hamilton offered some unexpected proof to his students that the Internet never forgets.
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Army colonel under fire for faith-based fitness message
An Army colonel’s to-do list for better fitness in 2016, presented as one of his weekly “motivational messages” on a Defense Department-run health website, has outraged an advocate for religious freedom in the military.
-
Bronze Star recipient Daniel Rodriguez pumps up Clemson
A combat veteran who played wide receiver for Clemson after leaving service is back in uniform for his old school — for 80 seconds, at least.
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River rescue nets Army staff sergeant a Soldier’s Medal
A soldier’s first fishing trip to Alaska’s Copper River netted a unique haul: no salmon, one Soldier’s Medal.
-
DoD passes on proposed Army Combat Action Badge changes
A wide-ranging Defense Department review of military decorations recommended leaving eligibility rules for the Combat Action Badge as they stand – a blow to one lawmaker’s push to award the medal to soldiers who served before 2001.
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Under pilot program, enlisted soldiers can apply to West Point in one day
A pilot program is designed to solve the U.S. Military Academy’s top problem with prior-service candidates.
-
Army reservist takes home $2 million as Powerball runner-up
For one Army reservist, second prize in the largest-ever lottery drawing is nothing to scoff at — and doesn’t make a bad birthday present.
-
Police seek answers after Indiana guardsman beaten to death
An Indiana National Guard soldier who’d served in Afghanistan reportedly was beaten to death over the weekend, his body found outside his car on a South Bend street early Saturday morning.
-
Army Soldier Show supporters launch petition, video
Soldier-performers who were shut out of the 2016 Soldier Show when the Army canceled the troupe have crafted a video along with supporters of the program, hoping to gather support for the reinstatement of the long-serving tour.
-
Military bases no longer accepting driver’s licenses from 5 states
Federal facilities no longer accept driver’s licenses from five states as valid identification for individuals seeking entry without an escort, but some military bases are offering workarounds, granting grace periods, or continuing with current access rules that require more than an ID.
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Vet Googles his own name: Discovers he’s owed Army award for heroism
WEST POINT, N.Y. — While teaching an impromptu class at Army Garrison Ansbach, Germany, on the proper use of social media, retired Sgt. 1st Class Thomas Hamilton offered some unexpected proof to his students that the Internet never forgets.
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Army colonel under fire for faith-based fitness message
An Army colonel’s to-do list for better fitness in 2016, presented as one of his weekly “motivational messages” on a Defense Department-run health website, has outraged an advocate for religious freedom in the military.
-
Bronze Star recipient Daniel Rodriguez pumps up Clemson
A combat veteran who played wide receiver for Clemson after leaving service is back in uniform for his old school — for 80 seconds, at least.
-
River rescue nets Army staff sergeant a Soldier’s Medal
A soldier’s first fishing trip to Alaska’s Copper River netted a unique haul: no salmon, one Soldier’s Medal.
-
DoD passes on proposed Army Combat Action Badge changes
A wide-ranging Defense Department review of military decorations recommended leaving eligibility rules for the Combat Action Badge as they stand – a blow to one lawmaker’s push to award the medal to soldiers who served before 2001.
