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Navy SEAL arraigned on murder charges in death of Green Beret
Out of the four men charged in connection to the death of Staff Sgt. Logan J. Melgar, Navy Chief Special Tony E. DeDolph was the latest arraigned on charges of conspiracy, assault, obstruction of justice, burglary, involuntary manslaughter, hazing and felony murder.
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Marines run long-range insertion, urban attack with Portuguese in ‘Wild Crocodile II’
They’ll move from Moron Air Base, Spain, to Lisbon, Portugal ― a distance of about 320 miles.
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The Pacific must mean more than Korea rotations for the Army to counter China
Increased rotations, more troops key to Army competing in the region.
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Army Spec Ops boss won’t reinstate Special Forces tab to officer pardoned by Trump
U.S. Army Special Operations Command denied a request to reinstate the Special Forces tab of an officer pardoned by the president.
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Army Guard soldier dies during training at Fort Jackson
The private was found unresponsive on Wednesday.
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With soldiers’ input, gear worth hauling gets fielded
Now built into the process of designing, testing and fielding gear are soldier “touch points.”
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Army colonel files federal sexual assault lawsuit against vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Col. Kathryn Spletstoser’s allegations became a focal point of Air Force Gen. John Hyten’s confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill in July before he was confirmed as vice chairman.
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Iran leader killed in strike linked to years of attacks, killing of more than 1,000 U.S. troops during Iraq War
Qassem Soleimani led the Iran’s effort to provide Iraq-based insurgents with powerful IEDs during the Iraq war.
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28th Marine commandant, who led Corps during Beirut bombing tragedy, dies at age 91
At age 52, Kelley was the youngest Marine to become a 4-star general.
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New in 2020: A new robotic mule is headed to help carry the load for grunts
The SMET is built to run for 60 miles on a 72-hour mission.
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Navy SEAL arraigned on murder charges in death of Green Beret
Out of the four men charged in connection to the death of Staff Sgt. Logan J. Melgar, Navy Chief Special Tony E. DeDolph was the latest arraigned on charges of conspiracy, assault, obstruction of justice, burglary, involuntary manslaughter, hazing and felony murder.
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Marines run long-range insertion, urban attack with Portuguese in ‘Wild Crocodile II’
They’ll move from Moron Air Base, Spain, to Lisbon, Portugal ― a distance of about 320 miles.
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The Pacific must mean more than Korea rotations for the Army to counter China
Increased rotations, more troops key to Army competing in the region.
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Army Spec Ops boss won’t reinstate Special Forces tab to officer pardoned by Trump
U.S. Army Special Operations Command denied a request to reinstate the Special Forces tab of an officer pardoned by the president.
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Army Guard soldier dies during training at Fort Jackson
The private was found unresponsive on Wednesday.
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With soldiers’ input, gear worth hauling gets fielded
Now built into the process of designing, testing and fielding gear are soldier “touch points.”
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Army colonel files federal sexual assault lawsuit against vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Col. Kathryn Spletstoser’s allegations became a focal point of Air Force Gen. John Hyten’s confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill in July before he was confirmed as vice chairman.
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Iran leader killed in strike linked to years of attacks, killing of more than 1,000 U.S. troops during Iraq War
Qassem Soleimani led the Iran’s effort to provide Iraq-based insurgents with powerful IEDs during the Iraq war.
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28th Marine commandant, who led Corps during Beirut bombing tragedy, dies at age 91
At age 52, Kelley was the youngest Marine to become a 4-star general.
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New in 2020: A new robotic mule is headed to help carry the load for grunts
The SMET is built to run for 60 miles on a 72-hour mission.
-
Navy SEAL arraigned on murder charges in death of Green Beret
Out of the four men charged in connection to the death of Staff Sgt. Logan J. Melgar, Navy Chief Special Tony E. DeDolph was the latest arraigned on charges of conspiracy, assault, obstruction of justice, burglary, involuntary manslaughter, hazing and felony murder.
-
Marines run long-range insertion, urban attack with Portuguese in ‘Wild Crocodile II’
They’ll move from Moron Air Base, Spain, to Lisbon, Portugal ― a distance of about 320 miles.
-
The Pacific must mean more than Korea rotations for the Army to counter China
Increased rotations, more troops key to Army competing in the region.
-
Army Spec Ops boss won’t reinstate Special Forces tab to officer pardoned by Trump
U.S. Army Special Operations Command denied a request to reinstate the Special Forces tab of an officer pardoned by the president.
-
Army Guard soldier dies during training at Fort Jackson
The private was found unresponsive on Wednesday.
-
With soldiers’ input, gear worth hauling gets fielded
Now built into the process of designing, testing and fielding gear are soldier “touch points.”
-
Army colonel files federal sexual assault lawsuit against vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Col. Kathryn Spletstoser’s allegations became a focal point of Air Force Gen. John Hyten’s confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill in July before he was confirmed as vice chairman.
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Iran leader killed in strike linked to years of attacks, killing of more than 1,000 U.S. troops during Iraq War
Qassem Soleimani led the Iran’s effort to provide Iraq-based insurgents with powerful IEDs during the Iraq war.
-
28th Marine commandant, who led Corps during Beirut bombing tragedy, dies at age 91
At age 52, Kelley was the youngest Marine to become a 4-star general.
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New in 2020: A new robotic mule is headed to help carry the load for grunts
The SMET is built to run for 60 miles on a 72-hour mission.
