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Suicide surges among soldiers not inherently tied to wars, study finds
Suicide rates among active duty soldiers do not broadly appear to increase during times of war, a recent study found.
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Army identifies nine soldiers killed in Fort Campbell crash
All of the troops killed were stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky.
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Family seeks justice in slaying of Fort Carson soldier
Peltier enlisted in November 2020. He was the father of a 2-year-old son.
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Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
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Navy deploys more chaplains for suicide prevention
The Navy plans to make chaplains regular members of the crew on ships with more than 300 sailors, instead of only the largest carriers as in the past.
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Bipolar disorder: my blessing and my curse
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin shares his battle with bipolar disorder.
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Army offers $25,000 reward for information on recruiter’s death
Investigators have seen little progress in the 2020 homicide case.
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Is the Army’s $117 million rebrand dead after Jonathan Majors’ arrest?
The future of the Army’s major rebrand effort remained in limbo Monday.
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A Marine faces charges in a fatal rollover. But is the Corps to blame?
Lance Cpl. Luis Ponce-Barrera will be getting support from an unlikely source: several of the parents of Marines killed and hurt in the tragedy.
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Did Ukraine funding spare the US Army from budget cuts?
With billions in supplemental funding to replenish stock sent to Ukraine, added benefits for the U.S. Army are emerging.
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Suicide surges among soldiers not inherently tied to wars, study finds
Suicide rates among active duty soldiers do not broadly appear to increase during times of war, a recent study found.
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Army identifies nine soldiers killed in Fort Campbell crash
All of the troops killed were stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky.
-
Family seeks justice in slaying of Fort Carson soldier
Peltier enlisted in November 2020. He was the father of a 2-year-old son.
-
Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
-
Navy deploys more chaplains for suicide prevention
The Navy plans to make chaplains regular members of the crew on ships with more than 300 sailors, instead of only the largest carriers as in the past.
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Bipolar disorder: my blessing and my curse
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin shares his battle with bipolar disorder.
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Army offers $25,000 reward for information on recruiter’s death
Investigators have seen little progress in the 2020 homicide case.
-
Is the Army’s $117 million rebrand dead after Jonathan Majors’ arrest?
The future of the Army’s major rebrand effort remained in limbo Monday.
-
A Marine faces charges in a fatal rollover. But is the Corps to blame?
Lance Cpl. Luis Ponce-Barrera will be getting support from an unlikely source: several of the parents of Marines killed and hurt in the tragedy.
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Did Ukraine funding spare the US Army from budget cuts?
With billions in supplemental funding to replenish stock sent to Ukraine, added benefits for the U.S. Army are emerging.
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Suicide surges among soldiers not inherently tied to wars, study finds
Suicide rates among active duty soldiers do not broadly appear to increase during times of war, a recent study found.
-
Army identifies nine soldiers killed in Fort Campbell crash
All of the troops killed were stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky.
-
Family seeks justice in slaying of Fort Carson soldier
Peltier enlisted in November 2020. He was the father of a 2-year-old son.
-
Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
-
Navy deploys more chaplains for suicide prevention
The Navy plans to make chaplains regular members of the crew on ships with more than 300 sailors, instead of only the largest carriers as in the past.
-
Bipolar disorder: my blessing and my curse
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin shares his battle with bipolar disorder.
-
Army offers $25,000 reward for information on recruiter’s death
Investigators have seen little progress in the 2020 homicide case.
-
Is the Army’s $117 million rebrand dead after Jonathan Majors’ arrest?
The future of the Army’s major rebrand effort remained in limbo Monday.
-
A Marine faces charges in a fatal rollover. But is the Corps to blame?
Lance Cpl. Luis Ponce-Barrera will be getting support from an unlikely source: several of the parents of Marines killed and hurt in the tragedy.
-
Did Ukraine funding spare the US Army from budget cuts?
With billions in supplemental funding to replenish stock sent to Ukraine, added benefits for the U.S. Army are emerging.
