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NCOs seek stronger, clearer rules to police online behavior
Most soldiers use social media properly, but enlisted leaders need more tools to instruct, inform and potentially punish those who don’t.
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South Korean bride accuses Army master sergeant of bigamy, seeks damages
A soldier’s decision to marry a South Korean woman despite having a wife and two kids back in the states could end up costing him tens of thousands of dollars in civil litigation. It did not cost him his Army career. Master Sgt.
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Giants QB coach reflects on Army-Navy rivalry
Former West Point DB on football, friendship and more as big game nears
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Rucker unit’s ‘Crusaders’ name, logo under fire
A religious-freedom advocacy group has filed its second grievance in as many weeks with the Army, again demanding that imagery featuring a red crucifix be removed from Army signage — and this time, insisting the aviation unit involved change its logo and its nickname.
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Report finds fault in CID’s work on sex assault case
DoD IG recommends reopening complaint against former reservist, but Army two-star disagrees
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Islamic State goes cyber: OPSEC, app ratings and a ‘Jihadi Help Desk’
Islamic State group’s cyber activities include messaging applications, forums and social media sites familiar to tech users across the globe.
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Update: Sign featuring crusader-like knight removed
A sign featuring a knight with crosses has been dubbed “horrendous” by the head of a religious-freedom group.
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Army researchers develop face wrap to defeat tear gas
Army special operators want protection from tear gas; now the Integrated Respiratory and Eye Protective Scarf is on the way.
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Army restarts program to honor soldier innovation
The Army has restarted a program to honor its top technological minds and, fittingly, made some changes to its design.
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Beretta’s M9A3, spurned by Army, for sale to public
The Army may have spurned efforts by Beretta to get its M9A3 pistol into the hands of soldiers, but those interested in laying a hand on the handgun now can do so at their local firearms dealer.
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NCOs seek stronger, clearer rules to police online behavior
Most soldiers use social media properly, but enlisted leaders need more tools to instruct, inform and potentially punish those who don’t.
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South Korean bride accuses Army master sergeant of bigamy, seeks damages
A soldier’s decision to marry a South Korean woman despite having a wife and two kids back in the states could end up costing him tens of thousands of dollars in civil litigation. It did not cost him his Army career. Master Sgt.
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Giants QB coach reflects on Army-Navy rivalry
Former West Point DB on football, friendship and more as big game nears
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Rucker unit’s ‘Crusaders’ name, logo under fire
A religious-freedom advocacy group has filed its second grievance in as many weeks with the Army, again demanding that imagery featuring a red crucifix be removed from Army signage — and this time, insisting the aviation unit involved change its logo and its nickname.
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Report finds fault in CID’s work on sex assault case
DoD IG recommends reopening complaint against former reservist, but Army two-star disagrees
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Islamic State goes cyber: OPSEC, app ratings and a ‘Jihadi Help Desk’
Islamic State group’s cyber activities include messaging applications, forums and social media sites familiar to tech users across the globe.
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Update: Sign featuring crusader-like knight removed
A sign featuring a knight with crosses has been dubbed “horrendous” by the head of a religious-freedom group.
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Army researchers develop face wrap to defeat tear gas
Army special operators want protection from tear gas; now the Integrated Respiratory and Eye Protective Scarf is on the way.
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Army restarts program to honor soldier innovation
The Army has restarted a program to honor its top technological minds and, fittingly, made some changes to its design.
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Beretta’s M9A3, spurned by Army, for sale to public
The Army may have spurned efforts by Beretta to get its M9A3 pistol into the hands of soldiers, but those interested in laying a hand on the handgun now can do so at their local firearms dealer.
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NCOs seek stronger, clearer rules to police online behavior
Most soldiers use social media properly, but enlisted leaders need more tools to instruct, inform and potentially punish those who don’t.
-
South Korean bride accuses Army master sergeant of bigamy, seeks damages
A soldier’s decision to marry a South Korean woman despite having a wife and two kids back in the states could end up costing him tens of thousands of dollars in civil litigation. It did not cost him his Army career. Master Sgt.
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Giants QB coach reflects on Army-Navy rivalry
Former West Point DB on football, friendship and more as big game nears
-
Rucker unit’s ‘Crusaders’ name, logo under fire
A religious-freedom advocacy group has filed its second grievance in as many weeks with the Army, again demanding that imagery featuring a red crucifix be removed from Army signage — and this time, insisting the aviation unit involved change its logo and its nickname.
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Report finds fault in CID’s work on sex assault case
DoD IG recommends reopening complaint against former reservist, but Army two-star disagrees
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Islamic State goes cyber: OPSEC, app ratings and a ‘Jihadi Help Desk’
Islamic State group’s cyber activities include messaging applications, forums and social media sites familiar to tech users across the globe.
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Update: Sign featuring crusader-like knight removed
A sign featuring a knight with crosses has been dubbed “horrendous” by the head of a religious-freedom group.
-
Army researchers develop face wrap to defeat tear gas
Army special operators want protection from tear gas; now the Integrated Respiratory and Eye Protective Scarf is on the way.
-
Army restarts program to honor soldier innovation
The Army has restarted a program to honor its top technological minds and, fittingly, made some changes to its design.
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Beretta’s M9A3, spurned by Army, for sale to public
The Army may have spurned efforts by Beretta to get its M9A3 pistol into the hands of soldiers, but those interested in laying a hand on the handgun now can do so at their local firearms dealer.
