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Army secretary McHugh, ethics experts tackle report on officers lying
Leaders from the Center for the Army Profession and Ethic weigh in on lying in the officer corps.
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CSM declared dead, loses pay. (But he’s still alive.)
One retiree’s resurrection after being mistakenly declared dead and cut off from his retirement pay.
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Report: Army officers admit to (and defend) their lying
A new study finds Army officers have lied, but they have a defense for it.
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Military Martians? 2 service members make Mars One cut
Two service members who saw the Air Force as a potential path to space exploration may yet reach their goal, though they wouldn’t fly for NASA … and they would not be flying round-trip.
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Motorcycle tips from an award-winning NCO
Want to ride safe? Want to keep your soldiers safe on their bikes? Get some tips from this expert.
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Army tracks most-wanted fugitives on new website
Army officials officially launched a website tracking the service’s top fugitives Wednesday, publishing photos and case details as a way both to inform the public of potential danger and to seek its help in bringing wanted men to justice.
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1 DSC, 8 Silver Stars awarded to 3rd SF Group soldiers
For their actions in Afghanistan, soldiers from 3rd Special Forces Group were honored with 68 awards, including the DSC.
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Army band wows Facebook with strings-in-snow videos
‘Here Comes the Sun,’ in the snow, is a hit for the Army’s Six String Soldiers in Massachusetts
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Junior officers, NCOs talk Army ethic at JBLM
A new definition of the Army ethic will roll out this summer, and Army leaders want it to apply to all who serve.
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Victims of 2009 Hood shooting to receive Purple Heart
Army Secretary John McHugh has approved the award of the Purple Heart to the victims of the 2009 Fort Hood shooting.
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Army secretary McHugh, ethics experts tackle report on officers lying
Leaders from the Center for the Army Profession and Ethic weigh in on lying in the officer corps.
-
CSM declared dead, loses pay. (But he’s still alive.)
One retiree’s resurrection after being mistakenly declared dead and cut off from his retirement pay.
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Report: Army officers admit to (and defend) their lying
A new study finds Army officers have lied, but they have a defense for it.
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Military Martians? 2 service members make Mars One cut
Two service members who saw the Air Force as a potential path to space exploration may yet reach their goal, though they wouldn’t fly for NASA … and they would not be flying round-trip.
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Motorcycle tips from an award-winning NCO
Want to ride safe? Want to keep your soldiers safe on their bikes? Get some tips from this expert.
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Army tracks most-wanted fugitives on new website
Army officials officially launched a website tracking the service’s top fugitives Wednesday, publishing photos and case details as a way both to inform the public of potential danger and to seek its help in bringing wanted men to justice.
-
1 DSC, 8 Silver Stars awarded to 3rd SF Group soldiers
For their actions in Afghanistan, soldiers from 3rd Special Forces Group were honored with 68 awards, including the DSC.
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Army band wows Facebook with strings-in-snow videos
‘Here Comes the Sun,’ in the snow, is a hit for the Army’s Six String Soldiers in Massachusetts
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Junior officers, NCOs talk Army ethic at JBLM
A new definition of the Army ethic will roll out this summer, and Army leaders want it to apply to all who serve.
-
Victims of 2009 Hood shooting to receive Purple Heart
Army Secretary John McHugh has approved the award of the Purple Heart to the victims of the 2009 Fort Hood shooting.
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Army secretary McHugh, ethics experts tackle report on officers lying
Leaders from the Center for the Army Profession and Ethic weigh in on lying in the officer corps.
-
CSM declared dead, loses pay. (But he’s still alive.)
One retiree’s resurrection after being mistakenly declared dead and cut off from his retirement pay.
-
Report: Army officers admit to (and defend) their lying
A new study finds Army officers have lied, but they have a defense for it.
-
Military Martians? 2 service members make Mars One cut
Two service members who saw the Air Force as a potential path to space exploration may yet reach their goal, though they wouldn’t fly for NASA … and they would not be flying round-trip.
-
Motorcycle tips from an award-winning NCO
Want to ride safe? Want to keep your soldiers safe on their bikes? Get some tips from this expert.
-
Army tracks most-wanted fugitives on new website
Army officials officially launched a website tracking the service’s top fugitives Wednesday, publishing photos and case details as a way both to inform the public of potential danger and to seek its help in bringing wanted men to justice.
-
1 DSC, 8 Silver Stars awarded to 3rd SF Group soldiers
For their actions in Afghanistan, soldiers from 3rd Special Forces Group were honored with 68 awards, including the DSC.
-
Army band wows Facebook with strings-in-snow videos
‘Here Comes the Sun,’ in the snow, is a hit for the Army’s Six String Soldiers in Massachusetts
-
Junior officers, NCOs talk Army ethic at JBLM
A new definition of the Army ethic will roll out this summer, and Army leaders want it to apply to all who serve.
-
Victims of 2009 Hood shooting to receive Purple Heart
Army Secretary John McHugh has approved the award of the Purple Heart to the victims of the 2009 Fort Hood shooting.
