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Air Force F-16 intercepts Army West Point plane that violated UN flight restrictions
NORAD and Army officials confirmed that the Army single-engine plane violated temporary flight restrictions before an F-16 intercepted it.
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Here’s how CENTCOM’s COVID shot-givers beat the heat
A large piece of their success was streamlining the supply chain.
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Monuments rise and fall at West Point and VMI amid racial reckoning
A series of updates to the commemorative landscape at West Point and VMI are the latest in the military’s efforts to distance itself from its previous veneration of Confederate heritage.
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Fort Bragg warrant officer charged with murder after two toddlers died
Rivera is assigned to 307th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division.
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New Army office to take sexual assault cases from commanders
The move comes after the defense secretary directed the services to remove sexual assault charging decisions from the chain of command.
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Army’s plan for mandatory COVID-19 vaccines is here
The Army set the longest deadline of all of the military services for the vaccine and laid out its guidance for processing exemption requests.
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Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
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‘Don’t let me go’: Army’s 9/11 survivors and responders look back
“You were in this container of smoke, jet fuel and people running around who were disoriented.”
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Georgia Guard brigade’s leaders removed after climate investigation
The brigade commander was relieved, while the deputy commander and executive officer were reprimanded and reassigned.
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Air Force F-16 intercepts Army West Point plane that violated UN flight restrictions
NORAD and Army officials confirmed that the Army single-engine plane violated temporary flight restrictions before an F-16 intercepted it.
-
Here’s how CENTCOM’s COVID shot-givers beat the heat
A large piece of their success was streamlining the supply chain.
-
Monuments rise and fall at West Point and VMI amid racial reckoning
A series of updates to the commemorative landscape at West Point and VMI are the latest in the military’s efforts to distance itself from its previous veneration of Confederate heritage.
-
What happens to COVID long-haulers in the Army?
“I just want to smell again,” one soldier said.
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Fort Bragg warrant officer charged with murder after two toddlers died
Rivera is assigned to 307th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division.
-
New Army office to take sexual assault cases from commanders
The move comes after the defense secretary directed the services to remove sexual assault charging decisions from the chain of command.
-
Army’s plan for mandatory COVID-19 vaccines is here
The Army set the longest deadline of all of the military services for the vaccine and laid out its guidance for processing exemption requests.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
‘Don’t let me go’: Army’s 9/11 survivors and responders look back
“You were in this container of smoke, jet fuel and people running around who were disoriented.”
-
Georgia Guard brigade’s leaders removed after climate investigation
The brigade commander was relieved, while the deputy commander and executive officer were reprimanded and reassigned.
-
Air Force F-16 intercepts Army West Point plane that violated UN flight restrictions
NORAD and Army officials confirmed that the Army single-engine plane violated temporary flight restrictions before an F-16 intercepted it.
-
Here’s how CENTCOM’s COVID shot-givers beat the heat
A large piece of their success was streamlining the supply chain.
-
Monuments rise and fall at West Point and VMI amid racial reckoning
A series of updates to the commemorative landscape at West Point and VMI are the latest in the military’s efforts to distance itself from its previous veneration of Confederate heritage.
-
What happens to COVID long-haulers in the Army?
“I just want to smell again,” one soldier said.
-
Fort Bragg warrant officer charged with murder after two toddlers died
Rivera is assigned to 307th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division.
-
New Army office to take sexual assault cases from commanders
The move comes after the defense secretary directed the services to remove sexual assault charging decisions from the chain of command.
-
Army’s plan for mandatory COVID-19 vaccines is here
The Army set the longest deadline of all of the military services for the vaccine and laid out its guidance for processing exemption requests.
-
Temporary hike in BAH imminent for some troops, families caught in housing crunch
Temporary BAH increases from 10 to 20 percent in 56 military housing areas will help ease the financial stress for service members.
-
‘Don’t let me go’: Army’s 9/11 survivors and responders look back
“You were in this container of smoke, jet fuel and people running around who were disoriented.”
-
Georgia Guard brigade’s leaders removed after climate investigation
The brigade commander was relieved, while the deputy commander and executive officer were reprimanded and reassigned.
