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Fort Bragg will get a new name by the end of the year
At Fort Bragg alone the cost to conduct the name-changing is estimated at $6.37 million.
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Fort Rucker trainee charged with murder in entrenching tool killing
The soldier accused of killing a fellow trainee is confined awaiting trial.
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Army doubles down on retention for fiscal 2023 amid recruiting woes
The Army is trying to retain even more soldiers than last year, according to the service’s top general.
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‘It can happen to anyone:’ Army spec ops takes on suicide
A new initiative encourages a “bottom-up” approach to the crisis.
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Army officer awarded less than $4,000 in traffic stop lawsuit
The December 2020 traffic stop drew national attention and outrage after it became public in April 2021.
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As 2 of the ‘MARSOC 3’ go on trial for homicide, the 3rd gets immunity
In a trial that started Tuesday, Gunnery Sgts. Daniel Draher and Joshua Negron are facing charges that include involuntary manslaughter.
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Fake ‘general’ scammed seniors in online romance scheme
Prosecutors say women from across the country were cheated out of about $1.6 million by someone often pretending to be an Army general.
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Army Special Forces are testing this rapid-fire mortar system
The Army wants a quick setup and tear-down system for better small unit fires.
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South Korea vows to fix name errors of soldiers at US memorial
The errors in names is not the first time the Pentagon has struggled to display accurate tallies of those killed in combat in Korea.
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US Army rolls out Google collaboration suite to 180,000-plus personnel
Asked if there have been any major hiccups or technical glitches, Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said: “None that I’ve been made aware of. At all.”
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Fort Bragg will get a new name by the end of the year
At Fort Bragg alone the cost to conduct the name-changing is estimated at $6.37 million.
-
Fort Rucker trainee charged with murder in entrenching tool killing
The soldier accused of killing a fellow trainee is confined awaiting trial.
-
Army doubles down on retention for fiscal 2023 amid recruiting woes
The Army is trying to retain even more soldiers than last year, according to the service’s top general.
-
‘It can happen to anyone:’ Army spec ops takes on suicide
A new initiative encourages a “bottom-up” approach to the crisis.
-
Army officer awarded less than $4,000 in traffic stop lawsuit
The December 2020 traffic stop drew national attention and outrage after it became public in April 2021.
-
As 2 of the ‘MARSOC 3’ go on trial for homicide, the 3rd gets immunity
In a trial that started Tuesday, Gunnery Sgts. Daniel Draher and Joshua Negron are facing charges that include involuntary manslaughter.
-
Fake ‘general’ scammed seniors in online romance scheme
Prosecutors say women from across the country were cheated out of about $1.6 million by someone often pretending to be an Army general.
-
Army Special Forces are testing this rapid-fire mortar system
The Army wants a quick setup and tear-down system for better small unit fires.
-
South Korea vows to fix name errors of soldiers at US memorial
The errors in names is not the first time the Pentagon has struggled to display accurate tallies of those killed in combat in Korea.
-
US Army rolls out Google collaboration suite to 180,000-plus personnel
Asked if there have been any major hiccups or technical glitches, Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said: “None that I’ve been made aware of. At all.”
-
Fort Bragg will get a new name by the end of the year
At Fort Bragg alone the cost to conduct the name-changing is estimated at $6.37 million.
-
Fort Rucker trainee charged with murder in entrenching tool killing
The soldier accused of killing a fellow trainee is confined awaiting trial.
-
Army doubles down on retention for fiscal 2023 amid recruiting woes
The Army is trying to retain even more soldiers than last year, according to the service’s top general.
-
‘It can happen to anyone:’ Army spec ops takes on suicide
A new initiative encourages a “bottom-up” approach to the crisis.
-
Army officer awarded less than $4,000 in traffic stop lawsuit
The December 2020 traffic stop drew national attention and outrage after it became public in April 2021.
-
As 2 of the ‘MARSOC 3’ go on trial for homicide, the 3rd gets immunity
In a trial that started Tuesday, Gunnery Sgts. Daniel Draher and Joshua Negron are facing charges that include involuntary manslaughter.
-
Fake ‘general’ scammed seniors in online romance scheme
Prosecutors say women from across the country were cheated out of about $1.6 million by someone often pretending to be an Army general.
-
Army Special Forces are testing this rapid-fire mortar system
The Army wants a quick setup and tear-down system for better small unit fires.
-
South Korea vows to fix name errors of soldiers at US memorial
The errors in names is not the first time the Pentagon has struggled to display accurate tallies of those killed in combat in Korea.
-
US Army rolls out Google collaboration suite to 180,000-plus personnel
Asked if there have been any major hiccups or technical glitches, Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said: “None that I’ve been made aware of. At all.”
