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New MOS and formations could come to Army spec ops in tech-savvy era
Army Special Operations Command is looking for ways to build and develop tech expertise in its ranks.
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Army plans ‘prep course’ to help hopeful soldiers lose weight, improve test scores
It is the Army’s most ambitious effort yet to address a massive recruiting shortfall.
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Army reopening nearly 900 G-RAP recruiting fraud investigations
The expanded internal review comes almost three months after an Army Times investigation.
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Medals of Honor for soldiers who perpetrated Wounded Knee massacre may be rescinded
The Senate has not yet approved the move to rescind the 20 Medals of Honor.
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Citing recruiting woes, Army will shed up to 28,000 troops in next year
The service has been struggling with recruiting in 2022.
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Army establishes independent prosecutor office, misconduct amnesty policy
The service announced the two moves last week as part of its efforts to overhaul its ineffective SHARP program.
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Numbers game: Inside the Army’s end strength scramble
To meet its end strength goals, the Army will need to recruit somewhere between 27,000 and 33,000 new soldiers in less than 11 weeks.
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Soldier on Texas border mission dies of suspected blood clot after security shift
The soldier is the eighth member of the Texas Guard linked to the border mission to die in the past year.
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Gmail fix for junior soldiers? Army launches Google email beta
The service started testing the Google products this week, a source said.
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Army staffers are testing digital PCS, permanent work-from-home plan
Human Resources Command is piloting PCS moves without the boxes and hassle of actually moving.
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New MOS and formations could come to Army spec ops in tech-savvy era
Army Special Operations Command is looking for ways to build and develop tech expertise in its ranks.
-
Army plans ‘prep course’ to help hopeful soldiers lose weight, improve test scores
It is the Army’s most ambitious effort yet to address a massive recruiting shortfall.
-
Army reopening nearly 900 G-RAP recruiting fraud investigations
The expanded internal review comes almost three months after an Army Times investigation.
-
Medals of Honor for soldiers who perpetrated Wounded Knee massacre may be rescinded
The Senate has not yet approved the move to rescind the 20 Medals of Honor.
-
Citing recruiting woes, Army will shed up to 28,000 troops in next year
The service has been struggling with recruiting in 2022.
-
Army establishes independent prosecutor office, misconduct amnesty policy
The service announced the two moves last week as part of its efforts to overhaul its ineffective SHARP program.
-
Numbers game: Inside the Army’s end strength scramble
To meet its end strength goals, the Army will need to recruit somewhere between 27,000 and 33,000 new soldiers in less than 11 weeks.
-
Soldier on Texas border mission dies of suspected blood clot after security shift
The soldier is the eighth member of the Texas Guard linked to the border mission to die in the past year.
-
Gmail fix for junior soldiers? Army launches Google email beta
The service started testing the Google products this week, a source said.
-
Army staffers are testing digital PCS, permanent work-from-home plan
Human Resources Command is piloting PCS moves without the boxes and hassle of actually moving.
-
New MOS and formations could come to Army spec ops in tech-savvy era
Army Special Operations Command is looking for ways to build and develop tech expertise in its ranks.
-
Army plans ‘prep course’ to help hopeful soldiers lose weight, improve test scores
It is the Army’s most ambitious effort yet to address a massive recruiting shortfall.
-
Army reopening nearly 900 G-RAP recruiting fraud investigations
The expanded internal review comes almost three months after an Army Times investigation.
-
Medals of Honor for soldiers who perpetrated Wounded Knee massacre may be rescinded
The Senate has not yet approved the move to rescind the 20 Medals of Honor.
-
Citing recruiting woes, Army will shed up to 28,000 troops in next year
The service has been struggling with recruiting in 2022.
-
Army establishes independent prosecutor office, misconduct amnesty policy
The service announced the two moves last week as part of its efforts to overhaul its ineffective SHARP program.
-
Numbers game: Inside the Army’s end strength scramble
To meet its end strength goals, the Army will need to recruit somewhere between 27,000 and 33,000 new soldiers in less than 11 weeks.
-
Soldier on Texas border mission dies of suspected blood clot after security shift
The soldier is the eighth member of the Texas Guard linked to the border mission to die in the past year.
-
Gmail fix for junior soldiers? Army launches Google email beta
The service started testing the Google products this week, a source said.
-
Army staffers are testing digital PCS, permanent work-from-home plan
Human Resources Command is piloting PCS moves without the boxes and hassle of actually moving.
