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‘Twitter novel’ to tell story of atomic Army
The XVIII Airborne Corps will tell the Army’s history from 1953-1961 in “The Atomic Age: A Twitter Novel.”
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Anti-ISIS coalition — saying Iraqi security forces now effective — reducing personnel, shifting mission focus
Operation Inherent Resolve’s training forces in Iraq will be restructured to provide mentoring and assistance to high-level Iraqi leadership.
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Harlem Hellfighter honored in graphic novel
“Medal of Honor: Henry Johnson” will feature the Army sergeant’s heroic stand against a band of German soldiers.
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Families of Green Berets slain in Jordan call for extraditions, apology
The families of three Army Special Forces soldiers killed in Jordan are asking Congress to demand the extradition of their sons’ killer along with a Jordanian terrorist responsible for a bombing that killed 15, including two U.S. citizens.
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First trainees set to graduate from pandemic-modified basic training
Trainees at Fort Leonard Wood were held in quarantine with their drill sergeants for the first 21 days of basic training.
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‘Twitter novel’ to tell story of atomic Army
The XVIII Airborne Corps will tell the Army’s history from 1953-1961 in “The Atomic Age: A Twitter Novel.”
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Anti-ISIS coalition — saying Iraqi security forces now effective — reducing personnel, shifting mission focus
Operation Inherent Resolve’s training forces in Iraq will be restructured to provide mentoring and assistance to high-level Iraqi leadership.
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Harlem Hellfighter honored in graphic novel
“Medal of Honor: Henry Johnson” will feature the Army sergeant’s heroic stand against a band of German soldiers.
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Families of Green Berets slain in Jordan call for extraditions, apology
The families of three Army Special Forces soldiers killed in Jordan are asking Congress to demand the extradition of their sons’ killer along with a Jordanian terrorist responsible for a bombing that killed 15, including two U.S. citizens.
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First trainees set to graduate from pandemic-modified basic training
Trainees at Fort Leonard Wood were held in quarantine with their drill sergeants for the first 21 days of basic training.
-
‘Twitter novel’ to tell story of atomic Army
The XVIII Airborne Corps will tell the Army’s history from 1953-1961 in “The Atomic Age: A Twitter Novel.”
-
Anti-ISIS coalition — saying Iraqi security forces now effective — reducing personnel, shifting mission focus
Operation Inherent Resolve’s training forces in Iraq will be restructured to provide mentoring and assistance to high-level Iraqi leadership.
-
Harlem Hellfighter honored in graphic novel
“Medal of Honor: Henry Johnson” will feature the Army sergeant’s heroic stand against a band of German soldiers.
-
Families of Green Berets slain in Jordan call for extraditions, apology
The families of three Army Special Forces soldiers killed in Jordan are asking Congress to demand the extradition of their sons’ killer along with a Jordanian terrorist responsible for a bombing that killed 15, including two U.S. citizens.
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First trainees set to graduate from pandemic-modified basic training
Trainees at Fort Leonard Wood were held in quarantine with their drill sergeants for the first 21 days of basic training.
