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Head of Army fires school suspended
Kamper took command at Fort Sill in February 2020 and oversaw training of Ukrainian troops on U.S. artillery and missile systems.
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Army’s parental leave policy will mirror private sector more closely
The Army was the last to release its updated policy following a directive issued by the Pentagon.
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First AFRICOM airstrike of the year kills 30 al-Shabab militants
The first airstrike of the new year in Somalia killed an estimated 30 militants linked to al-Qaeda.
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US soldier found dead in South Korea
Initial evidence suggests the soldier fell to her death at her apartment building.
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Ruben Gallego on defense priorities, concerns in the new Congress
Gallego spoke with Military Times about possible investigations, spending cuts and his defense policy goals for the new Congress.
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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 military donates weapons, and military equipment to Somalia
Along with the weapons donation, the United States and African Union each have troops training and conducting operations to help Somalia’s government.
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Army colonel dismissed after sexual assault conviction
Dial was convicted on Sunday following testimony from the family member and his daughter.
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US airstrikes in Somalia increased in 2022, killing more than 100
The number of airstrikes conducted by the United States represents an uptick over the previous year, but far from the record highs in 2019 and 2018.
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Man pleads guilty in fentanyl-laced drug sale to West Point cadets
Spring breakers from West Point in upstate New York were hospitalized after ingesting lines of cocaine laced with fentanyl.
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Head of Army fires school suspended
Kamper took command at Fort Sill in February 2020 and oversaw training of Ukrainian troops on U.S. artillery and missile systems.
-
Army’s parental leave policy will mirror private sector more closely
The Army was the last to release its updated policy following a directive issued by the Pentagon.
-
First AFRICOM airstrike of the year kills 30 al-Shabab militants
The first airstrike of the new year in Somalia killed an estimated 30 militants linked to al-Qaeda.
-
US soldier found dead in South Korea
Initial evidence suggests the soldier fell to her death at her apartment building.
-
Ruben Gallego on defense priorities, concerns in the new Congress
Gallego spoke with Military Times about possible investigations, spending cuts and his defense policy goals for the new Congress.
-
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 military donates weapons, and military equipment to Somalia
Along with the weapons donation, the United States and African Union each have troops training and conducting operations to help Somalia’s government.
-
Army colonel dismissed after sexual assault conviction
Dial was convicted on Sunday following testimony from the family member and his daughter.
-
US airstrikes in Somalia increased in 2022, killing more than 100
The number of airstrikes conducted by the United States represents an uptick over the previous year, but far from the record highs in 2019 and 2018.
-
Man pleads guilty in fentanyl-laced drug sale to West Point cadets
Spring breakers from West Point in upstate New York were hospitalized after ingesting lines of cocaine laced with fentanyl.
-
Head of Army fires school suspended
Kamper took command at Fort Sill in February 2020 and oversaw training of Ukrainian troops on U.S. artillery and missile systems.
-
Army’s parental leave policy will mirror private sector more closely
The Army was the last to release its updated policy following a directive issued by the Pentagon.
-
First AFRICOM airstrike of the year kills 30 al-Shabab militants
The first airstrike of the new year in Somalia killed an estimated 30 militants linked to al-Qaeda.
-
US soldier found dead in South Korea
Initial evidence suggests the soldier fell to her death at her apartment building.
-
Ruben Gallego on defense priorities, concerns in the new Congress
Gallego spoke with Military Times about possible investigations, spending cuts and his defense policy goals for the new Congress.
-
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 military donates weapons, and military equipment to Somalia
Along with the weapons donation, the United States and African Union each have troops training and conducting operations to help Somalia’s government.
-
Army colonel dismissed after sexual assault conviction
Dial was convicted on Sunday following testimony from the family member and his daughter.
-
US airstrikes in Somalia increased in 2022, killing more than 100
The number of airstrikes conducted by the United States represents an uptick over the previous year, but far from the record highs in 2019 and 2018.
-
Man pleads guilty in fentanyl-laced drug sale to West Point cadets
Spring breakers from West Point in upstate New York were hospitalized after ingesting lines of cocaine laced with fentanyl.
