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Soldiers who helped aid injured, stop shooter at Fort Stewart are honored
The secretary of the Army on Thursday honored the soldiers who stepped in to help during a shooting at Fort Stewart earlier this week. Three of the five soldiers injured in the shooting have since been released from the hospital and all are expected to recover.
Forty-seven officer candidates were pushed past their limits during Officer Candidate School, or OCS, Phase III ...
A 19-year-old from Levelland recently swore an oath to support and defend the United States, with his dad right there beside ...
Army Sgt. Quornelius Radford, of Jacksonville, Florida, is charged with shooting five fellow soldiers at Fort Stewart as former military officials weigh in on weapons safety protocols.
Col. Christopher Tung, assigned to the 85th U.S. Army Reserve Support Command’s G3/Operations, was honored at the American ...
After more than two decades of courageous service, First Sergeant Calvin Butts retired from the United States Army, closing ...
The beginning of fighting in the Philippines meant the end of Thomas Anderson’s command of the Vancouver Barracks. His transfer made him the first United States general to serve overseas. Born in Ohio ...
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Army looks to dig up 19 remains of indigenous children who died at Carlisle Indian Industrial SchoolThe United States Army announced it will dig up the graves of Carlisle Indian Industrial School indigenous students to return ...
Mr. Brandon Pugh, the U.S. Army’s Principal Cyber Advisor to the Secretary of the Army, visited the 780th Military ...
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