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Camo in or camo out? Vote now and influence Army chief’s decision on rolled sleeves
Gen. Milley is expected to make a final decision by Monday.
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Rolling sleeves in the Army: New details on next steps
An update on the hottest uniform news of 2016 (especially in places where it’s hot).
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Army Times’ Jim Tice retires after 46 years of military journalism
Army Times Senior Reporter Jim Tice served as a the go-to authority for Army personnel policy.
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West Point cadets in fist-raising photo complete mandatory instruction
The 16 cadets can now graduate.
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West Point: Cadet photo was inappropriate, but not political
The 16 cadets face no punitive action but there is one consequence they face.
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West Point leader defends female cadets in fist-raising photo
The chair of the academy’s Board of Visitors knows some of the women personally.
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Army investigates: Are these West Point cadets making a political statement in uniform?
West Point is investigating a photo that shows 16 black female cadets in uniform displaying raised fists outside a U.S. Military Academy barracks.
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Raytheon unveils new Patriot radar at AUSA Global 16
Raytheon debuted its first full-sized prototype of a next-generation Patriot radar here on Tuesday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exhibition.
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Donald Trump gets interview request from Bergdahl defense attorney
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s defense is seeking an opportunity to interview Donald Trump.
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West Point tightens security after receiving possible threat
“I am charged with the responsibility to protect this community and provide a safe and secure installation.
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Camo in or camo out? Vote now and influence Army chief’s decision on rolled sleeves
Gen. Milley is expected to make a final decision by Monday.
-
Rolling sleeves in the Army: New details on next steps
An update on the hottest uniform news of 2016 (especially in places where it’s hot).
-
Army Times’ Jim Tice retires after 46 years of military journalism
Army Times Senior Reporter Jim Tice served as a the go-to authority for Army personnel policy.
-
West Point cadets in fist-raising photo complete mandatory instruction
The 16 cadets can now graduate.
-
West Point: Cadet photo was inappropriate, but not political
The 16 cadets face no punitive action but there is one consequence they face.
-
West Point leader defends female cadets in fist-raising photo
The chair of the academy’s Board of Visitors knows some of the women personally.
-
Army investigates: Are these West Point cadets making a political statement in uniform?
West Point is investigating a photo that shows 16 black female cadets in uniform displaying raised fists outside a U.S. Military Academy barracks.
-
Raytheon unveils new Patriot radar at AUSA Global 16
Raytheon debuted its first full-sized prototype of a next-generation Patriot radar here on Tuesday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exhibition.
-
Donald Trump gets interview request from Bergdahl defense attorney
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s defense is seeking an opportunity to interview Donald Trump.
-
West Point tightens security after receiving possible threat
“I am charged with the responsibility to protect this community and provide a safe and secure installation.
-
Camo in or camo out? Vote now and influence Army chief’s decision on rolled sleeves
Gen. Milley is expected to make a final decision by Monday.
-
Rolling sleeves in the Army: New details on next steps
An update on the hottest uniform news of 2016 (especially in places where it’s hot).
-
Army Times’ Jim Tice retires after 46 years of military journalism
Army Times Senior Reporter Jim Tice served as a the go-to authority for Army personnel policy.
-
West Point cadets in fist-raising photo complete mandatory instruction
The 16 cadets can now graduate.
-
West Point: Cadet photo was inappropriate, but not political
The 16 cadets face no punitive action but there is one consequence they face.
-
West Point leader defends female cadets in fist-raising photo
The chair of the academy’s Board of Visitors knows some of the women personally.
-
Army investigates: Are these West Point cadets making a political statement in uniform?
West Point is investigating a photo that shows 16 black female cadets in uniform displaying raised fists outside a U.S. Military Academy barracks.
-
Raytheon unveils new Patriot radar at AUSA Global 16
Raytheon debuted its first full-sized prototype of a next-generation Patriot radar here on Tuesday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exhibition.
-
Donald Trump gets interview request from Bergdahl defense attorney
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s defense is seeking an opportunity to interview Donald Trump.
-
West Point tightens security after receiving possible threat
“I am charged with the responsibility to protect this community and provide a safe and secure installation.
