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U.S. Army
Reader Celebrates Her Father’s Heroic Deeds as a D-Day Glider Pilot
Despite having never met her father, a reader traveled to Normandy to fully understand her father’s sacrifices during World War II.
Army Considers Cutting Popular Education Benefits Amid Recruitment Struggles
The Army spends on average over $200 million a year to help soldiers pay college tuition and career training fees.
West Point Removes ‘Duty, Honor, Country’ From Mission Statement
The words were first added to the mission statement in 1998.
US Army Cutting 24,000 Job Openings in Future Force Design
The cuts come as the branch has struggled with recruitment for several years.
US Army Outlines New ‘Space Vision’ for Ground Warfare
Communist China is the ’most consequential strategic competitor and the pacing challenge' for the U.S. Defense Department.
