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Army’s new pistol: Deadline for submissions draws near
Weapons manufacturers have until Jan. 28 to submit proposals for the Army’s next pistol under the Modular Handgun System, which will replace the long-serving M9.
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Army official: Updates coming soon on potential fitness test changes
A TRADOC spokesman said updates were likely “in the coming months” regarding the Army’s research on a possible new fitness test or job-specific fitness requirements.
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DoD report details 3-star’s profane reaction to SOCOM briefing
A three-star general “failed to treat his subordinates with dignity and respect” when he unleashed a tirade loaded with f-bombs during a 2014 briefing at U.S. Special Operations Command headquarters
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New Army breastfeeding memo bans bathroom as lactation area
The Army’s updated breastfeeding and lactation policy forbids the use of restrooms as lactation spaces, offers suggestions on the duration of breaks for nursing mothers and requires commanders to provide such breaks at least until the child’s first b
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West Point grad heads to International Space Station on Tuesday
The first of three West Point graduates set to command upcoming International Space Station expeditions will launch from Kazakhstan on Tuesday morning (Eastern time) for a six-month stay in orbit.
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‘Sergeant’s time’ is making a comeback in the Army
Noncommissioned officers want to see the return of sergeant’s time and more opportunities to take responsibility for training soldiers.
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U.S. soldiers in Sinai losing combat-zone tax exemption
Hundreds of soldiers serving in Egypt stand to lose thousands of dollars after an Army review of their combat-zone tax exemption.
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82nd Airborne paratrooper dies in high-speed motorcycle wreck
A 19-year-old paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division died after losing control of his motorcycle in a chase
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Overdue honor for Korean War POW thanks to authorization act
His unit decimated by North Korean forces, Pfc. Edward Grady Halcomb and a handful of fellow soldiers, all out of ammunition, found themselves hiding out in a schoolhouse as enemy forces lobbed grenades at their position.
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Army’s new pistol: Deadline for submissions draws near
Weapons manufacturers have until Jan. 28 to submit proposals for the Army’s next pistol under the Modular Handgun System, which will replace the long-serving M9.
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Army official: Updates coming soon on potential fitness test changes
A TRADOC spokesman said updates were likely “in the coming months” regarding the Army’s research on a possible new fitness test or job-specific fitness requirements.
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DoD report details 3-star’s profane reaction to SOCOM briefing
A three-star general “failed to treat his subordinates with dignity and respect” when he unleashed a tirade loaded with f-bombs during a 2014 briefing at U.S. Special Operations Command headquarters
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New Army breastfeeding memo bans bathroom as lactation area
The Army’s updated breastfeeding and lactation policy forbids the use of restrooms as lactation spaces, offers suggestions on the duration of breaks for nursing mothers and requires commanders to provide such breaks at least until the child’s first b
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West Point grad heads to International Space Station on Tuesday
The first of three West Point graduates set to command upcoming International Space Station expeditions will launch from Kazakhstan on Tuesday morning (Eastern time) for a six-month stay in orbit.
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‘Sergeant’s time’ is making a comeback in the Army
Noncommissioned officers want to see the return of sergeant’s time and more opportunities to take responsibility for training soldiers.
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Army-Navy 2015: An Army fan’s survival guide
You’re sick of hearing about the ship helmets.
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U.S. soldiers in Sinai losing combat-zone tax exemption
Hundreds of soldiers serving in Egypt stand to lose thousands of dollars after an Army review of their combat-zone tax exemption.
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82nd Airborne paratrooper dies in high-speed motorcycle wreck
A 19-year-old paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division died after losing control of his motorcycle in a chase
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Overdue honor for Korean War POW thanks to authorization act
His unit decimated by North Korean forces, Pfc. Edward Grady Halcomb and a handful of fellow soldiers, all out of ammunition, found themselves hiding out in a schoolhouse as enemy forces lobbed grenades at their position.
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Army’s new pistol: Deadline for submissions draws near
Weapons manufacturers have until Jan. 28 to submit proposals for the Army’s next pistol under the Modular Handgun System, which will replace the long-serving M9.
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Army official: Updates coming soon on potential fitness test changes
A TRADOC spokesman said updates were likely “in the coming months” regarding the Army’s research on a possible new fitness test or job-specific fitness requirements.
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DoD report details 3-star’s profane reaction to SOCOM briefing
A three-star general “failed to treat his subordinates with dignity and respect” when he unleashed a tirade loaded with f-bombs during a 2014 briefing at U.S. Special Operations Command headquarters
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New Army breastfeeding memo bans bathroom as lactation area
The Army’s updated breastfeeding and lactation policy forbids the use of restrooms as lactation spaces, offers suggestions on the duration of breaks for nursing mothers and requires commanders to provide such breaks at least until the child’s first b
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West Point grad heads to International Space Station on Tuesday
The first of three West Point graduates set to command upcoming International Space Station expeditions will launch from Kazakhstan on Tuesday morning (Eastern time) for a six-month stay in orbit.
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‘Sergeant’s time’ is making a comeback in the Army
Noncommissioned officers want to see the return of sergeant’s time and more opportunities to take responsibility for training soldiers.
-
Army-Navy 2015: An Army fan’s survival guide
You’re sick of hearing about the ship helmets.
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U.S. soldiers in Sinai losing combat-zone tax exemption
Hundreds of soldiers serving in Egypt stand to lose thousands of dollars after an Army review of their combat-zone tax exemption.
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82nd Airborne paratrooper dies in high-speed motorcycle wreck
A 19-year-old paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division died after losing control of his motorcycle in a chase
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Overdue honor for Korean War POW thanks to authorization act
His unit decimated by North Korean forces, Pfc. Edward Grady Halcomb and a handful of fellow soldiers, all out of ammunition, found themselves hiding out in a schoolhouse as enemy forces lobbed grenades at their position.
