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CID, SHARP, military justice reforms all underway
The Army is in the midst of reforming how it prevents, investigates and prosecutes crimes.
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Army SOF to continue work in Pacific, Eastern Europe in 2022
Amid rising tensions, the Army’s special operations troops continue their work overseas.
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Army hopes to recover from IT modernization missteps
The Army aims to have smoother IT rollouts in 2022.
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Will the Guard be less busy in 2022?
Next year will probably be a busy year for the Guard — but will it be as busy as the past two?
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Congress authorizes Medal of Honor for 5 soldiers and awards upgrade for 4 Black Hawk Down troops
The awards will still require final approval from President Joe Biden or Army Secretary Christine Wormuth.
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No PME, no problem — temporary NCO promotions return January
The Army will decide in September 2022 whether it will extend the temporary promotions into 2023.
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Will the Army Combat Fitness Test go live in April as planned?
The Army plans to have an official fitness test again on April 1. Will it be the ACFT?
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Wave of suicides hits Texas National Guard’s border mission
Operation Lone Star’s sudden and rapid expansion has left many Texas guardsmen struggling to balance their military and civilian lives, sometimes with tragic results.
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Master sergeant, WCAP athlete gets 7 years for sexual assault
Master Sgt. Allan Armstrong was convicted on one specification of sexual assault, but acquitted on another.
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CID, SHARP, military justice reforms all underway
The Army is in the midst of reforming how it prevents, investigates and prosecutes crimes.
-
Army SOF to continue work in Pacific, Eastern Europe in 2022
Amid rising tensions, the Army’s special operations troops continue their work overseas.
-
Army hopes to recover from IT modernization missteps
The Army aims to have smoother IT rollouts in 2022.
-
Will the Guard be less busy in 2022?
Next year will probably be a busy year for the Guard — but will it be as busy as the past two?
-
Congress authorizes Medal of Honor for 5 soldiers and awards upgrade for 4 Black Hawk Down troops
The awards will still require final approval from President Joe Biden or Army Secretary Christine Wormuth.
-
No PME, no problem — temporary NCO promotions return January
The Army will decide in September 2022 whether it will extend the temporary promotions into 2023.
-
Will the Army Combat Fitness Test go live in April as planned?
The Army plans to have an official fitness test again on April 1. Will it be the ACFT?
-
Wave of suicides hits Texas National Guard’s border mission
Operation Lone Star’s sudden and rapid expansion has left many Texas guardsmen struggling to balance their military and civilian lives, sometimes with tragic results.
-
Master sergeant, WCAP athlete gets 7 years for sexual assault
Master Sgt. Allan Armstrong was convicted on one specification of sexual assault, but acquitted on another.
-
CID, SHARP, military justice reforms all underway
The Army is in the midst of reforming how it prevents, investigates and prosecutes crimes.
-
Army SOF to continue work in Pacific, Eastern Europe in 2022
Amid rising tensions, the Army’s special operations troops continue their work overseas.
-
Army hopes to recover from IT modernization missteps
The Army aims to have smoother IT rollouts in 2022.
-
Will the Guard be less busy in 2022?
Next year will probably be a busy year for the Guard — but will it be as busy as the past two?
-
Congress authorizes Medal of Honor for 5 soldiers and awards upgrade for 4 Black Hawk Down troops
The awards will still require final approval from President Joe Biden or Army Secretary Christine Wormuth.
-
No PME, no problem — temporary NCO promotions return January
The Army will decide in September 2022 whether it will extend the temporary promotions into 2023.
-
Will the Army Combat Fitness Test go live in April as planned?
The Army plans to have an official fitness test again on April 1. Will it be the ACFT?
-
Wave of suicides hits Texas National Guard’s border mission
Operation Lone Star’s sudden and rapid expansion has left many Texas guardsmen struggling to balance their military and civilian lives, sometimes with tragic results.
-
Master sergeant, WCAP athlete gets 7 years for sexual assault
Master Sgt. Allan Armstrong was convicted on one specification of sexual assault, but acquitted on another.














