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Jim Mattis faces a difficult decision on the military’s transgender policy
The Pentagon says he’s “reviewing the readiness of the services” while two transgender academy cadets are stuck in limbo.
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Chelsea Manning to return to active duty after prison release
Pvt. Chelsea Manning is getting out of prison on Wednesday, and because her court-martial conviction is still under appeal, she’ll be staying in the Army for the forseeable future.
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Army Rangers killed in Afghanistan were possible victims of friendly fire
The soldiers were killed during a risky mission targeting the head of ISIS Khorasan, the Pentagon says.
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Army vet and special ops soldier boyfriend charged with shooting her service dog
A recently separated soldier and her active-duty boyfriend have been charged with conspiracy and cruelty to animals after a video of them shooting her service dog was discovered by authorities.
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Iraq vet talks about his Netflix movie, pulling CQ in Saddam’s palace, debunking ‘dysfunctional veteran’ stereotype
Former Spc. Chris Roessner enlisted in the Army on July 11, 2001, hoping to earn some money for college.
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Army helicopter crashes in Maryland, one soldier medevaced
One of three soldiers who were aboard a UH-60 Black Hawk that crashed in southern Maryland on Monday has been medevaced from the scene, according to officials.
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DoD identifies Green Beret killed while fighting ISIS in Afghanistan
The Special Forces soldier killed Saturday in Afghanistan has been identified as Staff Sgt. Mark De Alencar, according to a Defense Department release on Monday.
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Green Berets who liberated Afghanistan from the Taliban tell their stories in new documentary
In the days following the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S., the Defense Department send two teams of Army special forces soldiers to Afghanistan to bring down the Taliban.
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Rice-based rehydration drink blows Gatorade, IVs out of the water
When you’re sweating yourself into oblivion on a ruck march, there are a number of ways to quickly rehydrate — water, sports drink or in the worst case, intravenous fluids.
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Army Rangers on the ground in Syria for liberation fight
A team from the 75th Ranger Regiment’s 3rd Battalion is operating in Syria as American forces ramp up the fight against ISIS in its capital city.
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Jim Mattis faces a difficult decision on the military’s transgender policy
The Pentagon says he’s “reviewing the readiness of the services” while two transgender academy cadets are stuck in limbo.
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Chelsea Manning to return to active duty after prison release
Pvt. Chelsea Manning is getting out of prison on Wednesday, and because her court-martial conviction is still under appeal, she’ll be staying in the Army for the forseeable future.
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Army Rangers killed in Afghanistan were possible victims of friendly fire
The soldiers were killed during a risky mission targeting the head of ISIS Khorasan, the Pentagon says.
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Army vet and special ops soldier boyfriend charged with shooting her service dog
A recently separated soldier and her active-duty boyfriend have been charged with conspiracy and cruelty to animals after a video of them shooting her service dog was discovered by authorities.
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Iraq vet talks about his Netflix movie, pulling CQ in Saddam’s palace, debunking ‘dysfunctional veteran’ stereotype
Former Spc. Chris Roessner enlisted in the Army on July 11, 2001, hoping to earn some money for college.
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Army helicopter crashes in Maryland, one soldier medevaced
One of three soldiers who were aboard a UH-60 Black Hawk that crashed in southern Maryland on Monday has been medevaced from the scene, according to officials.
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DoD identifies Green Beret killed while fighting ISIS in Afghanistan
The Special Forces soldier killed Saturday in Afghanistan has been identified as Staff Sgt. Mark De Alencar, according to a Defense Department release on Monday.
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Green Berets who liberated Afghanistan from the Taliban tell their stories in new documentary
In the days following the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S., the Defense Department send two teams of Army special forces soldiers to Afghanistan to bring down the Taliban.
-
Rice-based rehydration drink blows Gatorade, IVs out of the water
When you’re sweating yourself into oblivion on a ruck march, there are a number of ways to quickly rehydrate — water, sports drink or in the worst case, intravenous fluids.
-
Army Rangers on the ground in Syria for liberation fight
A team from the 75th Ranger Regiment’s 3rd Battalion is operating in Syria as American forces ramp up the fight against ISIS in its capital city.
-
Jim Mattis faces a difficult decision on the military’s transgender policy
The Pentagon says he’s “reviewing the readiness of the services” while two transgender academy cadets are stuck in limbo.
-
Chelsea Manning to return to active duty after prison release
Pvt. Chelsea Manning is getting out of prison on Wednesday, and because her court-martial conviction is still under appeal, she’ll be staying in the Army for the forseeable future.
-
Army Rangers killed in Afghanistan were possible victims of friendly fire
The soldiers were killed during a risky mission targeting the head of ISIS Khorasan, the Pentagon says.
-
Army vet and special ops soldier boyfriend charged with shooting her service dog
A recently separated soldier and her active-duty boyfriend have been charged with conspiracy and cruelty to animals after a video of them shooting her service dog was discovered by authorities.
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Iraq vet talks about his Netflix movie, pulling CQ in Saddam’s palace, debunking ‘dysfunctional veteran’ stereotype
Former Spc. Chris Roessner enlisted in the Army on July 11, 2001, hoping to earn some money for college.
-
Army helicopter crashes in Maryland, one soldier medevaced
One of three soldiers who were aboard a UH-60 Black Hawk that crashed in southern Maryland on Monday has been medevaced from the scene, according to officials.
-
DoD identifies Green Beret killed while fighting ISIS in Afghanistan
The Special Forces soldier killed Saturday in Afghanistan has been identified as Staff Sgt. Mark De Alencar, according to a Defense Department release on Monday.
-
Green Berets who liberated Afghanistan from the Taliban tell their stories in new documentary
In the days following the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S., the Defense Department send two teams of Army special forces soldiers to Afghanistan to bring down the Taliban.
-
Rice-based rehydration drink blows Gatorade, IVs out of the water
When you’re sweating yourself into oblivion on a ruck march, there are a number of ways to quickly rehydrate — water, sports drink or in the worst case, intravenous fluids.
-
Army Rangers on the ground in Syria for liberation fight
A team from the 75th Ranger Regiment’s 3rd Battalion is operating in Syria as American forces ramp up the fight against ISIS in its capital city.
