Army General Suspended of Command for Adultery Investigation
WASHINGTON — The Army has suspended the one-star commanding general at Fort Jackson, S.C., for alleged misconduct involving adultery and an ...
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"I protest": challenging the war policies of the United States
After serving in the US Army, and later as a diplomat, Colonel Ann Wright resigned her position in opposition to the US invasion of Iraq, 2003.
U.S. Army Goes Green
This gives a new meaning to the term “military power.” The U.S. Department of Defense, the world’s largest consumer of fossil fuels, is becoming more ...
101st brigades among last in eastern Afghanistan
Published 11:17 am, Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Heading into the drawdown of NATO forces in 2014, U.S. combat troops in Afghanistan are gradually being ...
Military discharges, rather than treats
Military discharges, rather than treats — The U.S. Army has discharged escalating numbers of traumatized combat veterans who commit crimes and in ...
Boys of 17 sent to war in Afghanistan and Iraq
Seven British children were allowed to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq after errors by Army commanders.
Army pays Fort Hood terrorist $278,000 while victims struggle to eat
The Islamist Army major who murdered 12 fellow soldiers and a civilian doctor has been paid $278,000 since his attack on Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009.
Courtroom ordered closed for Manning trial session to ‘protect classified information’
The order comes after judges dropped one count against Manning, but are still pushing for serious charges: Disclosing classified data to WikiLeaks ...
82nd tackles GRF, relearns rapid deployment
After standing empty for seven years, the 82nd Airborne Division's 'ready cage' is filled with 22 fully loaded and inspected vehicles that can be ...
Here's a reason for Army to get back to basics: It isn't good at remembering them
By Capt. Michael Carvelli, U.S. Army Best Defense guest columnist It is true that the U.S. Army does not follow its own doctrine, and it continues to ...