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2 U.S. troops, 26 civilians killed in Afghanistan fight against Taliban
Two U.S. service members, 26 civilians and three local troops were killed and four others were wounded Thursday during operations in Kunduz province, Afghanistan, military officials have said.
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Army: Two-star’s death ruled a suicide
Maj. Gen. John Rossi, who was just days away from taking command of U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, died by suicide, the Army announced Friday.
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DoD identifies soldier, Army civilian killed in Afghanistan
The two Americans killed this week in Afghanistan have been identified as Sgt. Douglas Riney and Michael Sauro, the Defense Department announced late Thursday.
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American service member and civilian killed in Afghanistan attack
One U.S. service member and an American civilian were killed Wednesday in an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, officials said.
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DoD identifies soldier killed in Afghanistan
The Defense Department on Wednesday released the name of the soldier who was killed this week in Afghanistan.
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Army Assures European Allies With Tanks, Bradleys and Relationships
From massing an entire armored brigade combat team in Poland to a lone major serving in Greece, the U.S. Army is continuing its push to build partnerships across Europe.
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Army Chief: Soldiers Must Be Ready To Fight in ‘Megacities’
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley says his service must lay the groundwork for the future fight.
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Army Missions in Africa Grow Young Leaders
After six months in Africa, 1st Lt. Nick Marfongelli and his soldiers had never been fitter or shot straighter.
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First Army to Add More Trainers to Guard, Reserve Units
In the coming months, First Army will put more trainers in Army National Guard and Army Reserve units as part of a sweeping effort to increase readiness across the force, the command’s top officer said.
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Meet the Army’s Soldier and NCO of the Year
Spc. Robert Miller and Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Moeller on Monday were named the Army’s 2016 Soldier of the Year and Noncommissioned Officer of the Year, respectively.
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2 U.S. troops, 26 civilians killed in Afghanistan fight against Taliban
Two U.S. service members, 26 civilians and three local troops were killed and four others were wounded Thursday during operations in Kunduz province, Afghanistan, military officials have said.
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Army: Two-star’s death ruled a suicide
Maj. Gen. John Rossi, who was just days away from taking command of U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, died by suicide, the Army announced Friday.
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DoD identifies soldier, Army civilian killed in Afghanistan
The two Americans killed this week in Afghanistan have been identified as Sgt. Douglas Riney and Michael Sauro, the Defense Department announced late Thursday.
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American service member and civilian killed in Afghanistan attack
One U.S. service member and an American civilian were killed Wednesday in an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, officials said.
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DoD identifies soldier killed in Afghanistan
The Defense Department on Wednesday released the name of the soldier who was killed this week in Afghanistan.
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Army Assures European Allies With Tanks, Bradleys and Relationships
From massing an entire armored brigade combat team in Poland to a lone major serving in Greece, the U.S. Army is continuing its push to build partnerships across Europe.
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Army Chief: Soldiers Must Be Ready To Fight in ‘Megacities’
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley says his service must lay the groundwork for the future fight.
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Army Missions in Africa Grow Young Leaders
After six months in Africa, 1st Lt. Nick Marfongelli and his soldiers had never been fitter or shot straighter.
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First Army to Add More Trainers to Guard, Reserve Units
In the coming months, First Army will put more trainers in Army National Guard and Army Reserve units as part of a sweeping effort to increase readiness across the force, the command’s top officer said.
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Meet the Army’s Soldier and NCO of the Year
Spc. Robert Miller and Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Moeller on Monday were named the Army’s 2016 Soldier of the Year and Noncommissioned Officer of the Year, respectively.
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2 U.S. troops, 26 civilians killed in Afghanistan fight against Taliban
Two U.S. service members, 26 civilians and three local troops were killed and four others were wounded Thursday during operations in Kunduz province, Afghanistan, military officials have said.
-
Army: Two-star’s death ruled a suicide
Maj. Gen. John Rossi, who was just days away from taking command of U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, died by suicide, the Army announced Friday.
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DoD identifies soldier, Army civilian killed in Afghanistan
The two Americans killed this week in Afghanistan have been identified as Sgt. Douglas Riney and Michael Sauro, the Defense Department announced late Thursday.
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American service member and civilian killed in Afghanistan attack
One U.S. service member and an American civilian were killed Wednesday in an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, officials said.
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DoD identifies soldier killed in Afghanistan
The Defense Department on Wednesday released the name of the soldier who was killed this week in Afghanistan.
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Army Assures European Allies With Tanks, Bradleys and Relationships
From massing an entire armored brigade combat team in Poland to a lone major serving in Greece, the U.S. Army is continuing its push to build partnerships across Europe.
-
Army Chief: Soldiers Must Be Ready To Fight in ‘Megacities’
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley says his service must lay the groundwork for the future fight.
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Army Missions in Africa Grow Young Leaders
After six months in Africa, 1st Lt. Nick Marfongelli and his soldiers had never been fitter or shot straighter.
-
First Army to Add More Trainers to Guard, Reserve Units
In the coming months, First Army will put more trainers in Army National Guard and Army Reserve units as part of a sweeping effort to increase readiness across the force, the command’s top officer said.
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Meet the Army’s Soldier and NCO of the Year
Spc. Robert Miller and Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Moeller on Monday were named the Army’s 2016 Soldier of the Year and Noncommissioned Officer of the Year, respectively.
