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Goodbye, Fort Hood — Texas installation renamed Fort Cavazos
The Army installation previously known as Fort Hood, Texas, was officially redesignated May 9 to Fort Cavazos.
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Vincent Stewart, first Black director of the DIA, dies at 64
Retired Lt. Gen. Vincent Stewart was the first Black director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and the first Marine to lead it.
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Listen to today’s Early Bird Brief podcast
Get the day’s most important military and defense news—now in podcast form! Listen to the Early Bird Brief.
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Undrafted Army linebacker inks deal with the Minnesota Vikings
Andre Carter II, a senior edge rusher at West Point, was signed by the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent.
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Drop and give me a Guinness World Record! Cadets push to win prize
Cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy recently broke the Guinness World Record for the most people to simultaneously do pushups.
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Ex-Fort Hood brigade commander faces trial for abusive sexual contact
An Army colonel fired last year from his brigade command post will now face a court-martial for alleged sexual abuse.
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Two at Fort Hood suspected of racist graffiti, starting barracks fire
Two soldiers are suspected of spray painting racial slurs and genitalia on barracks walls before starting a fire in a barracks laundry room.
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Married Army officers convicted of stealing millions in equipment
A military couple who ran a scheme to steal and sell millions in military equipment recently received convictions for their crimes.
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Revolutionary War soldiers slated for reburial 243 years after battle
The rediscovered remains of American Revolutionary War soldiers get a special reburial ceremony in South Carolina.
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Navy nurse aids man having medical emergency on Washington ferry
A Navy nurse took the lead stabilizing a fellow passenger experiencing an epileptic seizure on a Washington state ferry.
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Goodbye, Fort Hood — Texas installation renamed Fort Cavazos
The Army installation previously known as Fort Hood, Texas, was officially redesignated May 9 to Fort Cavazos.
-
Vincent Stewart, first Black director of the DIA, dies at 64
Retired Lt. Gen. Vincent Stewart was the first Black director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and the first Marine to lead it.
-
Listen to today’s Early Bird Brief podcast
Get the day’s most important military and defense news—now in podcast form! Listen to the Early Bird Brief.
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Undrafted Army linebacker inks deal with the Minnesota Vikings
Andre Carter II, a senior edge rusher at West Point, was signed by the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent.
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Drop and give me a Guinness World Record! Cadets push to win prize
Cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy recently broke the Guinness World Record for the most people to simultaneously do pushups.
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Ex-Fort Hood brigade commander faces trial for abusive sexual contact
An Army colonel fired last year from his brigade command post will now face a court-martial for alleged sexual abuse.
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Two at Fort Hood suspected of racist graffiti, starting barracks fire
Two soldiers are suspected of spray painting racial slurs and genitalia on barracks walls before starting a fire in a barracks laundry room.
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Married Army officers convicted of stealing millions in equipment
A military couple who ran a scheme to steal and sell millions in military equipment recently received convictions for their crimes.
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Revolutionary War soldiers slated for reburial 243 years after battle
The rediscovered remains of American Revolutionary War soldiers get a special reburial ceremony in South Carolina.
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Navy nurse aids man having medical emergency on Washington ferry
A Navy nurse took the lead stabilizing a fellow passenger experiencing an epileptic seizure on a Washington state ferry.
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Goodbye, Fort Hood — Texas installation renamed Fort Cavazos
The Army installation previously known as Fort Hood, Texas, was officially redesignated May 9 to Fort Cavazos.
-
Vincent Stewart, first Black director of the DIA, dies at 64
Retired Lt. Gen. Vincent Stewart was the first Black director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and the first Marine to lead it.
-
Listen to today’s Early Bird Brief podcast
Get the day’s most important military and defense news—now in podcast form! Listen to the Early Bird Brief.
-
Undrafted Army linebacker inks deal with the Minnesota Vikings
Andre Carter II, a senior edge rusher at West Point, was signed by the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent.
-
Drop and give me a Guinness World Record! Cadets push to win prize
Cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy recently broke the Guinness World Record for the most people to simultaneously do pushups.
-
Ex-Fort Hood brigade commander faces trial for abusive sexual contact
An Army colonel fired last year from his brigade command post will now face a court-martial for alleged sexual abuse.
-
Two at Fort Hood suspected of racist graffiti, starting barracks fire
Two soldiers are suspected of spray painting racial slurs and genitalia on barracks walls before starting a fire in a barracks laundry room.
-
Married Army officers convicted of stealing millions in equipment
A military couple who ran a scheme to steal and sell millions in military equipment recently received convictions for their crimes.
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Revolutionary War soldiers slated for reburial 243 years after battle
The rediscovered remains of American Revolutionary War soldiers get a special reburial ceremony in South Carolina.
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Navy nurse aids man having medical emergency on Washington ferry
A Navy nurse took the lead stabilizing a fellow passenger experiencing an epileptic seizure on a Washington state ferry.
