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First female 13B recruit: Challenge ‘motivated me’
A 21-year-old recruit made history Friday the second she completed her enlistment.
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T-shirt with burqa-clad Statue of Liberty pulled from mall kiosk
The image included the phrase ‘Don’t let this happen America’
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Soldier under investigation for suicide-bomber costume at Fort Bragg
A Halloween costume choice may haunt a Fort Bragg soldier long after the candy’s gone.
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Soldiers fall short at Team USA women’s boxing trials
Two active-duty solders were knocked out of the tournament Thursday, joining two others who’d already been eliminated.
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Chaplain diagnosed with dementia to be booted from Army
Facing a board of inquiry, an Army chaplain literally begged for forgiveness, getting on his knees in front of the panel.
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Coach K to narrate doc on blind officer’s Ironman race
A film documenting a blind Iraq war veteran’s quest to become an Ironman triathlete has secured a high-profile narrator, a patriotic release date and even its own social media campaign — but it could still use your help.
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No discipline for Army vet after stolen valor dispute
A former soldier who faced a hearing at his college after confronting a fellow student won’t receive any punishment.
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New program links Guard, Reserve mechanics with active units
Platinum Wrench brought 91-series soldiers to Fort Irwin to help keep one of the Army’s busiest units running.
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Local breastfeeding rules trumped by new Army reg
Those who criticize the new directive’s lack of specifics miss the message, a spokesman said
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First female 13B recruit: Challenge ‘motivated me’
A 21-year-old recruit made history Friday the second she completed her enlistment.
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3rd ID soldier killed in boating accident
Sgt. Austin Sneed, 27, died while boating in Georgia.
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T-shirt with burqa-clad Statue of Liberty pulled from mall kiosk
The image included the phrase ‘Don’t let this happen America’
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Soldier under investigation for suicide-bomber costume at Fort Bragg
A Halloween costume choice may haunt a Fort Bragg soldier long after the candy’s gone.
-
Soldiers fall short at Team USA women’s boxing trials
Two active-duty solders were knocked out of the tournament Thursday, joining two others who’d already been eliminated.
-
Chaplain diagnosed with dementia to be booted from Army
Facing a board of inquiry, an Army chaplain literally begged for forgiveness, getting on his knees in front of the panel.
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Coach K to narrate doc on blind officer’s Ironman race
A film documenting a blind Iraq war veteran’s quest to become an Ironman triathlete has secured a high-profile narrator, a patriotic release date and even its own social media campaign — but it could still use your help.
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No discipline for Army vet after stolen valor dispute
A former soldier who faced a hearing at his college after confronting a fellow student won’t receive any punishment.
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New program links Guard, Reserve mechanics with active units
Platinum Wrench brought 91-series soldiers to Fort Irwin to help keep one of the Army’s busiest units running.
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Local breastfeeding rules trumped by new Army reg
Those who criticize the new directive’s lack of specifics miss the message, a spokesman said
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First female 13B recruit: Challenge ‘motivated me’
A 21-year-old recruit made history Friday the second she completed her enlistment.
-
3rd ID soldier killed in boating accident
Sgt. Austin Sneed, 27, died while boating in Georgia.
-
T-shirt with burqa-clad Statue of Liberty pulled from mall kiosk
The image included the phrase ‘Don’t let this happen America’
-
Soldier under investigation for suicide-bomber costume at Fort Bragg
A Halloween costume choice may haunt a Fort Bragg soldier long after the candy’s gone.
-
Soldiers fall short at Team USA women’s boxing trials
Two active-duty solders were knocked out of the tournament Thursday, joining two others who’d already been eliminated.
-
Chaplain diagnosed with dementia to be booted from Army
Facing a board of inquiry, an Army chaplain literally begged for forgiveness, getting on his knees in front of the panel.
-
Coach K to narrate doc on blind officer’s Ironman race
A film documenting a blind Iraq war veteran’s quest to become an Ironman triathlete has secured a high-profile narrator, a patriotic release date and even its own social media campaign — but it could still use your help.
-
No discipline for Army vet after stolen valor dispute
A former soldier who faced a hearing at his college after confronting a fellow student won’t receive any punishment.
-
New program links Guard, Reserve mechanics with active units
Platinum Wrench brought 91-series soldiers to Fort Irwin to help keep one of the Army’s busiest units running.
-
Local breastfeeding rules trumped by new Army reg
Those who criticize the new directive’s lack of specifics miss the message, a spokesman said
