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Two soldiers injured in Apache crash in Alaska
The soldiers were treated and released at nearby hospitals, according to the Army.
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Head of Army fires school suspended
Kamper took command at Fort Sill in February 2020 and oversaw training of Ukrainian troops on U.S. artillery and missile systems.
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Will more minority veterans receive the Medal of Honor?
Of the 3,515 recipients, 93 are Black; 59 are Hispanic or Latino; 35 are Asian or Pacific Islander; 33 are Native American; and 18 are Jewish.
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National Guard grapples with suicide rate
As things got worse, death itself became a means of intervention: Funerals reunited buddies, and they quietly identified who could be next.
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Army’s parental leave policy will mirror private sector more closely
The Army was the last to release its updated policy following a directive issued by the Pentagon.
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Fort Polk battalion commander relieved amid criminal investigation
The officer led the 46th Engineer Battalion at the Louisiana installation.
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2 Marine Raiders, cleared of homicide, get no punishment for drinking
A jury found that Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher had violated a lawful general order by consuming alcohol while deployed to Iraq.
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Fort Campbell sergeant major suspended following drunk driving arrest
A spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division said he’s been suspended from his post.
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2 Marines found not guilty of homicide in Green Beret veteran’s death
Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher were acquitted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.
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Church accused of preying on military members has funds seized
The justice department claims the church defrauds military education benefits, and bilks its members of their military disability and pensions.
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Two soldiers injured in Apache crash in Alaska
The soldiers were treated and released at nearby hospitals, according to the Army.
-
Head of Army fires school suspended
Kamper took command at Fort Sill in February 2020 and oversaw training of Ukrainian troops on U.S. artillery and missile systems.
-
Will more minority veterans receive the Medal of Honor?
Of the 3,515 recipients, 93 are Black; 59 are Hispanic or Latino; 35 are Asian or Pacific Islander; 33 are Native American; and 18 are Jewish.
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National Guard grapples with suicide rate
As things got worse, death itself became a means of intervention: Funerals reunited buddies, and they quietly identified who could be next.
-
Army’s parental leave policy will mirror private sector more closely
The Army was the last to release its updated policy following a directive issued by the Pentagon.
-
Fort Polk battalion commander relieved amid criminal investigation
The officer led the 46th Engineer Battalion at the Louisiana installation.
-
2 Marine Raiders, cleared of homicide, get no punishment for drinking
A jury found that Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher had violated a lawful general order by consuming alcohol while deployed to Iraq.
-
Fort Campbell sergeant major suspended following drunk driving arrest
A spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division said he’s been suspended from his post.
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2 Marines found not guilty of homicide in Green Beret veteran’s death
Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher were acquitted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.
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Church accused of preying on military members has funds seized
The justice department claims the church defrauds military education benefits, and bilks its members of their military disability and pensions.
-
Two soldiers injured in Apache crash in Alaska
The soldiers were treated and released at nearby hospitals, according to the Army.
-
Head of Army fires school suspended
Kamper took command at Fort Sill in February 2020 and oversaw training of Ukrainian troops on U.S. artillery and missile systems.
-
Will more minority veterans receive the Medal of Honor?
Of the 3,515 recipients, 93 are Black; 59 are Hispanic or Latino; 35 are Asian or Pacific Islander; 33 are Native American; and 18 are Jewish.
-
National Guard grapples with suicide rate
As things got worse, death itself became a means of intervention: Funerals reunited buddies, and they quietly identified who could be next.
-
Army’s parental leave policy will mirror private sector more closely
The Army was the last to release its updated policy following a directive issued by the Pentagon.
-
Fort Polk battalion commander relieved amid criminal investigation
The officer led the 46th Engineer Battalion at the Louisiana installation.
-
2 Marine Raiders, cleared of homicide, get no punishment for drinking
A jury found that Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher had violated a lawful general order by consuming alcohol while deployed to Iraq.
-
Fort Campbell sergeant major suspended following drunk driving arrest
A spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division said he’s been suspended from his post.
-
2 Marines found not guilty of homicide in Green Beret veteran’s death
Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher were acquitted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.
-
Church accused of preying on military members has funds seized
The justice department claims the church defrauds military education benefits, and bilks its members of their military disability and pensions.
