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Army crowdsources ideas to combat sexual assault crisis in the military
Presentations were made as a part of the 18th Airborne Corp’s “Dragon’s Lair” series, a “Shark Tank” like competition that sources innovative ideas from within the Army’s ranks.
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As military suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Suicide prevention is a frequent topic of conversation within the ranks of the 82nd Airborne, says the division’s commander, and the periods of isolation during the pandemic have been a major factor.
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Bergdahl lawyers say military judge’s job application posed conflict
A new motion filed in the case of former U.S Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is asking the highest appeals court for the U.S. military to overturn his conviction, citing an alleged conflict of interest involving the judge who originally presided over his sentencing.
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Top military officer: Troops were issued bayonets in DC unrest
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has confirmed a report by The Associated Press that some of the service members who were mobilized to Washington, D.C., last month in response to civil unrest over the killing of George Floyd were issued bayonets.
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Russian bounties on American troops further strain Trump’s bond with veterans
Trump’s relationship with the nation’s military community has been frequently strained.
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As soldiers deploy amid pandemic, they fight 2 battles
“He’s going to be fighting two wars at the same time,” Edward Brown said of his husband, Army Staff Sgt. James Clyde.
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VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
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Homecoming for 82nd Airborne soldiers returning from Middle East altered by quarantine
Most of the traditional welcome-back fanfare has been replaced with a mandatory 14 day quarantine.
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Military chaplains pivot to serve soldiers in virus outbreak
Military chaplains get creative to make connections while pandemic forces people apart.
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Fort Bragg soldiers make masks to fight coronavirus pandemic
It’s become a competition for the soldiers of 647th Quartermaster Company to see who can crank out the most face masks during a shift to protect against the coronavirus.
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Army crowdsources ideas to combat sexual assault crisis in the military
Presentations were made as a part of the 18th Airborne Corp’s “Dragon’s Lair” series, a “Shark Tank” like competition that sources innovative ideas from within the Army’s ranks.
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As military suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Suicide prevention is a frequent topic of conversation within the ranks of the 82nd Airborne, says the division’s commander, and the periods of isolation during the pandemic have been a major factor.
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Bergdahl lawyers say military judge’s job application posed conflict
A new motion filed in the case of former U.S Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is asking the highest appeals court for the U.S. military to overturn his conviction, citing an alleged conflict of interest involving the judge who originally presided over his sentencing.
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Top military officer: Troops were issued bayonets in DC unrest
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has confirmed a report by The Associated Press that some of the service members who were mobilized to Washington, D.C., last month in response to civil unrest over the killing of George Floyd were issued bayonets.
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Russian bounties on American troops further strain Trump’s bond with veterans
Trump’s relationship with the nation’s military community has been frequently strained.
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As soldiers deploy amid pandemic, they fight 2 battles
“He’s going to be fighting two wars at the same time,” Edward Brown said of his husband, Army Staff Sgt. James Clyde.
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VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
-
Homecoming for 82nd Airborne soldiers returning from Middle East altered by quarantine
Most of the traditional welcome-back fanfare has been replaced with a mandatory 14 day quarantine.
-
Military chaplains pivot to serve soldiers in virus outbreak
Military chaplains get creative to make connections while pandemic forces people apart.
-
Fort Bragg soldiers make masks to fight coronavirus pandemic
It’s become a competition for the soldiers of 647th Quartermaster Company to see who can crank out the most face masks during a shift to protect against the coronavirus.
-
Army crowdsources ideas to combat sexual assault crisis in the military
Presentations were made as a part of the 18th Airborne Corp’s “Dragon’s Lair” series, a “Shark Tank” like competition that sources innovative ideas from within the Army’s ranks.
-
As military suicides rise, Army brass reassessing outreach
Suicide prevention is a frequent topic of conversation within the ranks of the 82nd Airborne, says the division’s commander, and the periods of isolation during the pandemic have been a major factor.
-
Bergdahl lawyers say military judge’s job application posed conflict
A new motion filed in the case of former U.S Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is asking the highest appeals court for the U.S. military to overturn his conviction, citing an alleged conflict of interest involving the judge who originally presided over his sentencing.
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Top military officer: Troops were issued bayonets in DC unrest
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has confirmed a report by The Associated Press that some of the service members who were mobilized to Washington, D.C., last month in response to civil unrest over the killing of George Floyd were issued bayonets.
-
Russian bounties on American troops further strain Trump’s bond with veterans
Trump’s relationship with the nation’s military community has been frequently strained.
-
As soldiers deploy amid pandemic, they fight 2 battles
“He’s going to be fighting two wars at the same time,” Edward Brown said of his husband, Army Staff Sgt. James Clyde.
-
VA, veterans groups brace for surge in mental health needs
The VA kicked off a “Now is the Time” campaign aimed at alerting veterans and their families to the mental health resources that are available to them.
-
Homecoming for 82nd Airborne soldiers returning from Middle East altered by quarantine
Most of the traditional welcome-back fanfare has been replaced with a mandatory 14 day quarantine.
-
Military chaplains pivot to serve soldiers in virus outbreak
Military chaplains get creative to make connections while pandemic forces people apart.
-
Fort Bragg soldiers make masks to fight coronavirus pandemic
It’s become a competition for the soldiers of 647th Quartermaster Company to see who can crank out the most face masks during a shift to protect against the coronavirus.
