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Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
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A retired soldier fights for Kuwait comrades’ POW recognition
Few Americans know that when Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990, 16 soldiers, sailors and Marines — and family members — were held hostage.
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GI Gmail: US Army launches Google Workspace for troops
The rollout of Google Workspace for the Army at large follows months of evaluation behind the scenes.
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Texas Guardsman dies by self-inflicted gunshot on border mission
The soldier shot himself with his duty weapon — an M4 carbine, according to an official document.
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US may establish new command in Germany to arm Ukraine: report
A final decision on the command is expected within the next few weeks.
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Army misses recruiting goal by 15,000 soldiers
Officials said the Army brought in about 45,000 soldiers during the fiscal year that ended Friday. The goal was 60,000.
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Austin visits Hawaii amid military families’ distrust after fuel spill
Austin visited the Red Hill fuel storage site, and met with several families affected by the fuel spill and Hawaii state officials.
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Joint Base San Antonio moves troops after legionella found in plumbing
The service members at Liberty Barracks are all temporary residents undergoing treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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G-RAP 2.0? National Guard could resurrect recruiting referral bonuses
Guard officials are mulling the move on a national level, while a handful of states implement their own referral bonus schemes.
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Thousands of National Guardsmen help in Florida after Hurricane Ian
National Guard members from several states are helping Florida communities devastated by Hurricane Ian.
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Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
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A retired soldier fights for Kuwait comrades’ POW recognition
Few Americans know that when Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990, 16 soldiers, sailors and Marines — and family members — were held hostage.
-
GI Gmail: US Army launches Google Workspace for troops
The rollout of Google Workspace for the Army at large follows months of evaluation behind the scenes.
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Texas Guardsman dies by self-inflicted gunshot on border mission
The soldier shot himself with his duty weapon — an M4 carbine, according to an official document.
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US may establish new command in Germany to arm Ukraine: report
A final decision on the command is expected within the next few weeks.
-
Army misses recruiting goal by 15,000 soldiers
Officials said the Army brought in about 45,000 soldiers during the fiscal year that ended Friday. The goal was 60,000.
-
Austin visits Hawaii amid military families’ distrust after fuel spill
Austin visited the Red Hill fuel storage site, and met with several families affected by the fuel spill and Hawaii state officials.
-
Joint Base San Antonio moves troops after legionella found in plumbing
The service members at Liberty Barracks are all temporary residents undergoing treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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G-RAP 2.0? National Guard could resurrect recruiting referral bonuses
Guard officials are mulling the move on a national level, while a handful of states implement their own referral bonus schemes.
-
Thousands of National Guardsmen help in Florida after Hurricane Ian
National Guard members from several states are helping Florida communities devastated by Hurricane Ian.
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Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
-
A retired soldier fights for Kuwait comrades’ POW recognition
Few Americans know that when Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990, 16 soldiers, sailors and Marines — and family members — were held hostage.
-
GI Gmail: US Army launches Google Workspace for troops
The rollout of Google Workspace for the Army at large follows months of evaluation behind the scenes.
-
Texas Guardsman dies by self-inflicted gunshot on border mission
The soldier shot himself with his duty weapon — an M4 carbine, according to an official document.
-
US may establish new command in Germany to arm Ukraine: report
A final decision on the command is expected within the next few weeks.
-
Army misses recruiting goal by 15,000 soldiers
Officials said the Army brought in about 45,000 soldiers during the fiscal year that ended Friday. The goal was 60,000.
-
Austin visits Hawaii amid military families’ distrust after fuel spill
Austin visited the Red Hill fuel storage site, and met with several families affected by the fuel spill and Hawaii state officials.
-
Joint Base San Antonio moves troops after legionella found in plumbing
The service members at Liberty Barracks are all temporary residents undergoing treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center.
-
G-RAP 2.0? National Guard could resurrect recruiting referral bonuses
Guard officials are mulling the move on a national level, while a handful of states implement their own referral bonus schemes.
-
Thousands of National Guardsmen help in Florida after Hurricane Ian
National Guard members from several states are helping Florida communities devastated by Hurricane Ian.
