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Louisiana Army base renamed after World War I Harlem Hellfighter
The Louisiana Army base previously known as Fort Polk was officially redesignated to Fort Johnson.
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Female Army enlistments down after Vanessa Guillen’s death, data shows
After the 2020 disappearance and murder of Spc. Vanessa Guillen, there was a spike in prospective female recruits who decided not to enlist in the Army.
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Female Army enlistments down after Vanessa Guillen’s death, data shows
After the 2020 disappearance and murder of Spc. Vanessa Guillen, there was a spike in prospective female recruits who decided not to enlist in the Army.
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105 years after his death, WWI doughboy finally receives proper burial
On June 7, the American Battle Monuments Commission, alongside French and U.S. officials, interred its first Great War unknown since 1988.
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Wrong ball: Soldier’s ‘donkey kick’ leads to soccer tourney scuffle
“The problem with adult men playing soccer is that they take it too seriously,” the referee reflected.
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Leave forms may be gone, but admin headaches endure for some soldiers
The Army’s new human resources platform promised efficiency and transparency, but some units are still holding leave hostage over paperwork.
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The Army’s 82nd Airborne Division has a new battlefield tech unit
Gainey Company, the 82nd Airborne Division’s newest unit, has three platoons focused on different areas of battlefield tech.
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More recruits eligible for Army pre-boot camp study, fitness courses
A wider range of future soldiers can now enlist in the Army’s Future Soldier Preparatory Course.
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Fort Bragg officially renamed Fort Liberty
Fort Bragg shed its Confederate namesake Friday to become Fort Liberty as part of the U.S. military’s base-renaming initiative.
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Intel leaks ‘will never happen again,’ vows top National Guard officer
Gen. Daniel Hokanson said investigations so far have not shown systemic problems with who has access to the military’s most sensitive secrets.
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Graphic novel tells story of World War I’s ‘most outstanding soldier’
“General John Pershing recognized Samuel Woodfill as the most outstanding soldier of the First World War.”
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Equipment for Ukraine drawn from Kuwait wasn’t combat-ready, IG says
If poorly maintained howitzers from Kuwait stock were sent directly to Ukraine, it “would have killed somebody,” a DoD inspector general report found.
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Army’s years-delayed suicide prevention regulation is still missing
The Army has set a new deadline for the critical regulation after blowing previous deadlines.
