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Fort Bragg master sergeant charged with trafficking cocaine
Master Sgt. Martin Acevedo III was arrested on cocaine trafficking charges, according to the local sheriff’s office.
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After rare reversal, Wormuth confirmed once again as first woman Army secretary
The Senate confirmed Christine Wormuth by unanimous consent Thursday morning after a rare reversal of her seeming confirmation on Wednesday evening.
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Fired Fort Gordon brigade commander made ‘inappropriate texts’ to subordinate
Col. Matthew Foulk, who led the 35th Signal Brigade, faces additional administrative action and may be forced to retire at a lower rank, an Army official said.
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Bus hijacking by Army trainee raises questions about health screenings
Fraudulent enlistments often aren’t uncovered and investigated until something goes wrong.
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Two-star general among group of soldiers punished after sexual misconduct probe
The 416th Theater Engineer Command improperly handled multiple sexual assault reports, according to an Army investigation.
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Poor progress on women’s issues earns scolding for Army officials in Congress
A House hearing Monday started with pointed questions for Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston.
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Army Ranger veteran receives Medal of Honor for Korean War heroism
Badly wounded, Col. Puckett told his soldiers to leave him behind as they withdrew. They didn’t listen, nor did they ever forget.
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Fort Stewart has a spot saved for Alwyn Cashe’s expected Medal of Honor
The 3rd Infantry Division renamed its ceremonial garden after Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe, an Iraq War hero.
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3rd Special Forces Group spokesman tweet triggers suspension, inquiry
Capt. Rick Dickson of 3rd Special Forces Group currently faces a commander’s inquiry over a tweet he made concerning a friend’s cup size.
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Never too old? Meet a soldier who re-joined at 47 and is retiring in his 60s
Re-enlisting at 47 meant losing 50 pounds and 10 minutes off a two-mile run time.
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Fort Bragg master sergeant charged with trafficking cocaine
Master Sgt. Martin Acevedo III was arrested on cocaine trafficking charges, according to the local sheriff’s office.
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After rare reversal, Wormuth confirmed once again as first woman Army secretary
The Senate confirmed Christine Wormuth by unanimous consent Thursday morning after a rare reversal of her seeming confirmation on Wednesday evening.
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Fired Fort Gordon brigade commander made ‘inappropriate texts’ to subordinate
Col. Matthew Foulk, who led the 35th Signal Brigade, faces additional administrative action and may be forced to retire at a lower rank, an Army official said.
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Bus hijacking by Army trainee raises questions about health screenings
Fraudulent enlistments often aren’t uncovered and investigated until something goes wrong.
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Two-star general among group of soldiers punished after sexual misconduct probe
The 416th Theater Engineer Command improperly handled multiple sexual assault reports, according to an Army investigation.
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Poor progress on women’s issues earns scolding for Army officials in Congress
A House hearing Monday started with pointed questions for Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston.
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Army Ranger veteran receives Medal of Honor for Korean War heroism
Badly wounded, Col. Puckett told his soldiers to leave him behind as they withdrew. They didn’t listen, nor did they ever forget.
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Fort Stewart has a spot saved for Alwyn Cashe’s expected Medal of Honor
The 3rd Infantry Division renamed its ceremonial garden after Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe, an Iraq War hero.
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3rd Special Forces Group spokesman tweet triggers suspension, inquiry
Capt. Rick Dickson of 3rd Special Forces Group currently faces a commander’s inquiry over a tweet he made concerning a friend’s cup size.
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Never too old? Meet a soldier who re-joined at 47 and is retiring in his 60s
Re-enlisting at 47 meant losing 50 pounds and 10 minutes off a two-mile run time.
-
Fort Bragg master sergeant charged with trafficking cocaine
Master Sgt. Martin Acevedo III was arrested on cocaine trafficking charges, according to the local sheriff’s office.
-
After rare reversal, Wormuth confirmed once again as first woman Army secretary
The Senate confirmed Christine Wormuth by unanimous consent Thursday morning after a rare reversal of her seeming confirmation on Wednesday evening.
-
Fired Fort Gordon brigade commander made ‘inappropriate texts’ to subordinate
Col. Matthew Foulk, who led the 35th Signal Brigade, faces additional administrative action and may be forced to retire at a lower rank, an Army official said.
-
Bus hijacking by Army trainee raises questions about health screenings
Fraudulent enlistments often aren’t uncovered and investigated until something goes wrong.
-
Two-star general among group of soldiers punished after sexual misconduct probe
The 416th Theater Engineer Command improperly handled multiple sexual assault reports, according to an Army investigation.
-
Poor progress on women’s issues earns scolding for Army officials in Congress
A House hearing Monday started with pointed questions for Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston.
-
Army Ranger veteran receives Medal of Honor for Korean War heroism
Badly wounded, Col. Puckett told his soldiers to leave him behind as they withdrew. They didn’t listen, nor did they ever forget.
-
Fort Stewart has a spot saved for Alwyn Cashe’s expected Medal of Honor
The 3rd Infantry Division renamed its ceremonial garden after Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe, an Iraq War hero.
-
3rd Special Forces Group spokesman tweet triggers suspension, inquiry
Capt. Rick Dickson of 3rd Special Forces Group currently faces a commander’s inquiry over a tweet he made concerning a friend’s cup size.
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Never too old? Meet a soldier who re-joined at 47 and is retiring in his 60s
Re-enlisting at 47 meant losing 50 pounds and 10 minutes off a two-mile run time.
