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A family of both blood and Army sees their fallen receive the nation’s highest honor
Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins’ Distinguished Service Cross was upgraded to the Medal of Honor last year.
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Here are a few lessons for military recruiters straining to make mission from a civilian sales expert
The author provides step-by-step ways to manage time, focus on what’s important and how best to reach military recruit prospects.
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Human rights group accuses AFRICOM commanders of war crimes, calls for investigation
AFRICOM officials deny any civilians have been killed in more than 100 airstrikes conducted since 2017.
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There are mounting signs of military planning for Venezuela
The idea of a U.S. push for “regime change” in the oil-rich South American country may be gaining momentum in the White House.
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Russian aggression on the rise in the Balkans, Army four-star says
U.S. military units and allies at their highest readiness rate in years, the U.S. commander in Europe says.
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Special ops snipers will soon shoot this new rifle that can fire three different calibers
The Advanced Sniper Rifle replaces the Precision Sniper Rifle program.
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The Air Force’s struggle to fight subterranean warfare
The emergence of a new era of tunnel warfare will challenge the Air Force to think of new ways to find, and defeat, a hidden enemy.
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Hearing cancelled for Green Beret major facing murder charge. Is a court-martial next?
It’s now up to the Army special operations commanding general to see if the major will go to trial.
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A SEAL and a Marine Raider seek plea deals in Green Beret murder case
The other two defendants are awaiting a rescheduled preliminary hearing.
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New, free transition program helps vets find their mission after service
The program offers skills assessment, life planning and work advice for free.
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A family of both blood and Army sees their fallen receive the nation’s highest honor
Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins’ Distinguished Service Cross was upgraded to the Medal of Honor last year.
-
Here are a few lessons for military recruiters straining to make mission from a civilian sales expert
The author provides step-by-step ways to manage time, focus on what’s important and how best to reach military recruit prospects.
-
Human rights group accuses AFRICOM commanders of war crimes, calls for investigation
AFRICOM officials deny any civilians have been killed in more than 100 airstrikes conducted since 2017.
-
There are mounting signs of military planning for Venezuela
The idea of a U.S. push for “regime change” in the oil-rich South American country may be gaining momentum in the White House.
-
Russian aggression on the rise in the Balkans, Army four-star says
U.S. military units and allies at their highest readiness rate in years, the U.S. commander in Europe says.
-
Special ops snipers will soon shoot this new rifle that can fire three different calibers
The Advanced Sniper Rifle replaces the Precision Sniper Rifle program.
-
The Air Force’s struggle to fight subterranean warfare
The emergence of a new era of tunnel warfare will challenge the Air Force to think of new ways to find, and defeat, a hidden enemy.
-
Hearing cancelled for Green Beret major facing murder charge. Is a court-martial next?
It’s now up to the Army special operations commanding general to see if the major will go to trial.
-
A SEAL and a Marine Raider seek plea deals in Green Beret murder case
The other two defendants are awaiting a rescheduled preliminary hearing.
-
New, free transition program helps vets find their mission after service
The program offers skills assessment, life planning and work advice for free.
-
A family of both blood and Army sees their fallen receive the nation’s highest honor
Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins’ Distinguished Service Cross was upgraded to the Medal of Honor last year.
-
Here are a few lessons for military recruiters straining to make mission from a civilian sales expert
The author provides step-by-step ways to manage time, focus on what’s important and how best to reach military recruit prospects.
-
Human rights group accuses AFRICOM commanders of war crimes, calls for investigation
AFRICOM officials deny any civilians have been killed in more than 100 airstrikes conducted since 2017.
-
There are mounting signs of military planning for Venezuela
The idea of a U.S. push for “regime change” in the oil-rich South American country may be gaining momentum in the White House.
-
Russian aggression on the rise in the Balkans, Army four-star says
U.S. military units and allies at their highest readiness rate in years, the U.S. commander in Europe says.
-
Special ops snipers will soon shoot this new rifle that can fire three different calibers
The Advanced Sniper Rifle replaces the Precision Sniper Rifle program.
-
The Air Force’s struggle to fight subterranean warfare
The emergence of a new era of tunnel warfare will challenge the Air Force to think of new ways to find, and defeat, a hidden enemy.
-
Hearing cancelled for Green Beret major facing murder charge. Is a court-martial next?
It’s now up to the Army special operations commanding general to see if the major will go to trial.
-
A SEAL and a Marine Raider seek plea deals in Green Beret murder case
The other two defendants are awaiting a rescheduled preliminary hearing.
-
New, free transition program helps vets find their mission after service
The program offers skills assessment, life planning and work advice for free.
