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Army suspends horse-drawn funeral operations until June ‘24
The Army is extending its suspension of a ceremonial horse unit that transports fallen troops at Arlington National Cemetery.
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The US Army is facing excessive risk. Here’s how to mitigate that.
Reports of possible 10% to 20% cuts to Army special operations forces seem misaligned with U.S. goals.
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‘You’re always fighting gravity’ — The state of Army aviation
Despite recent tragedy and turmoil, senior Army leaders argue that the aviation branch is on the right track.
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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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Army suspends horse-drawn funeral operations until June ‘24
The Army is extending its suspension of a ceremonial horse unit that transports fallen troops at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
The US Army is facing excessive risk. Here’s how to mitigate that.
Reports of possible 10% to 20% cuts to Army special operations forces seem misaligned with U.S. goals.
-
‘You’re always fighting gravity’ — The state of Army aviation
Despite recent tragedy and turmoil, senior Army leaders argue that the aviation branch is on the right track.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Army suspends horse-drawn funeral operations until June ‘24
The Army is extending its suspension of a ceremonial horse unit that transports fallen troops at Arlington National Cemetery.
-
The US Army is facing excessive risk. Here’s how to mitigate that.
Reports of possible 10% to 20% cuts to Army special operations forces seem misaligned with U.S. goals.
-
‘You’re always fighting gravity’ — The state of Army aviation
Despite recent tragedy and turmoil, senior Army leaders argue that the aviation branch is on the right track.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
