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A soldier just got authorization to wear a beard because of his Norse pagan faith
An Army directive authorizing beards for soldiers based on their religion applies to all religions — as evidenced from this recent memo from a brigade commander.
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Beards for troops? Top enlisted leader is no fan of facial hair
Army Command Sgt. Maj. John Troxell, the senior enlisted adviser to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, says beards would detract from a professional military image.
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‘Horse Soldiers’ go Hollywood: Behind the scenes with ‘12 Strong’
More than 16 years and hundreds of deployments into the war in Afghanistan, the story of the first ground troops to strike back after the September 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S.
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DoD identifies Green Beret killed in New Year’s Day attack in Afghanistan
The service member killed in a Monday attack while deployed to Afghanistan has been identified as a 10th Special Forces Group operator.
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One US soldier killed, four wounded in Afghanistan
One service member was killed and four others were wounded during a combat engagement in Afghanistan on New Year’s Day.
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Report: Lax security allowed suicide bomber to kill 5 on Bagram Airfield
A local Afghan worker who killed five and wounded 16 in a suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield last year spent about four months building his suicide vest in his work space on base.
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‘No changes to standards’: Army leaders take control of waiver controversy
The Army is in full damage control mode following an explosive story that the service had in August lifted a ban on granting waivers for history of mental health disorders and substance abuse.
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Army to determine if Bergdahl is owed back pay for his time in captivity
When Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl came home in 2014, he was potentially entitled to hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay that accumulated over five years while he was in Taliban captivity in Afghanistan.
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Special Forces medic receives Medal of Honor for top secret mission
On Sept. 11, 1970, then-Sgt. Gary “Mike” Rose was the only medic among a group of 136 men who were inserted by helicopter in Laos.
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‘We weren’t given much chance for survival’: Inside Operation Tailwind and the next Medal of Honor
Retired Capt. Gary “Mike” Rose always thought he‘d never share the story of Operation Tailwind with anyone, let alone go to the White House and receive the Medal of Honor from the president of the United States.
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A soldier just got authorization to wear a beard because of his Norse pagan faith
An Army directive authorizing beards for soldiers based on their religion applies to all religions — as evidenced from this recent memo from a brigade commander.
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Beards for troops? Top enlisted leader is no fan of facial hair
Army Command Sgt. Maj. John Troxell, the senior enlisted adviser to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, says beards would detract from a professional military image.
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‘Horse Soldiers’ go Hollywood: Behind the scenes with ‘12 Strong’
More than 16 years and hundreds of deployments into the war in Afghanistan, the story of the first ground troops to strike back after the September 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S.
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DoD identifies Green Beret killed in New Year’s Day attack in Afghanistan
The service member killed in a Monday attack while deployed to Afghanistan has been identified as a 10th Special Forces Group operator.
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One US soldier killed, four wounded in Afghanistan
One service member was killed and four others were wounded during a combat engagement in Afghanistan on New Year’s Day.
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Report: Lax security allowed suicide bomber to kill 5 on Bagram Airfield
A local Afghan worker who killed five and wounded 16 in a suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield last year spent about four months building his suicide vest in his work space on base.
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‘No changes to standards’: Army leaders take control of waiver controversy
The Army is in full damage control mode following an explosive story that the service had in August lifted a ban on granting waivers for history of mental health disorders and substance abuse.
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Army to determine if Bergdahl is owed back pay for his time in captivity
When Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl came home in 2014, he was potentially entitled to hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay that accumulated over five years while he was in Taliban captivity in Afghanistan.
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Special Forces medic receives Medal of Honor for top secret mission
On Sept. 11, 1970, then-Sgt. Gary “Mike” Rose was the only medic among a group of 136 men who were inserted by helicopter in Laos.
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‘We weren’t given much chance for survival’: Inside Operation Tailwind and the next Medal of Honor
Retired Capt. Gary “Mike” Rose always thought he‘d never share the story of Operation Tailwind with anyone, let alone go to the White House and receive the Medal of Honor from the president of the United States.
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A soldier just got authorization to wear a beard because of his Norse pagan faith
An Army directive authorizing beards for soldiers based on their religion applies to all religions — as evidenced from this recent memo from a brigade commander.
-
Beards for troops? Top enlisted leader is no fan of facial hair
Army Command Sgt. Maj. John Troxell, the senior enlisted adviser to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, says beards would detract from a professional military image.
-
‘Horse Soldiers’ go Hollywood: Behind the scenes with ‘12 Strong’
More than 16 years and hundreds of deployments into the war in Afghanistan, the story of the first ground troops to strike back after the September 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S.
-
DoD identifies Green Beret killed in New Year’s Day attack in Afghanistan
The service member killed in a Monday attack while deployed to Afghanistan has been identified as a 10th Special Forces Group operator.
-
One US soldier killed, four wounded in Afghanistan
One service member was killed and four others were wounded during a combat engagement in Afghanistan on New Year’s Day.
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Report: Lax security allowed suicide bomber to kill 5 on Bagram Airfield
A local Afghan worker who killed five and wounded 16 in a suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield last year spent about four months building his suicide vest in his work space on base.
-
‘No changes to standards’: Army leaders take control of waiver controversy
The Army is in full damage control mode following an explosive story that the service had in August lifted a ban on granting waivers for history of mental health disorders and substance abuse.
-
Army to determine if Bergdahl is owed back pay for his time in captivity
When Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl came home in 2014, he was potentially entitled to hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay that accumulated over five years while he was in Taliban captivity in Afghanistan.
-
Special Forces medic receives Medal of Honor for top secret mission
On Sept. 11, 1970, then-Sgt. Gary “Mike” Rose was the only medic among a group of 136 men who were inserted by helicopter in Laos.
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‘We weren’t given much chance for survival’: Inside Operation Tailwind and the next Medal of Honor
Retired Capt. Gary “Mike” Rose always thought he‘d never share the story of Operation Tailwind with anyone, let alone go to the White House and receive the Medal of Honor from the president of the United States.
