U.S. Army

West Point To Investigate Whether Prayer After Football Game Violated Religious Freedom

An advocacy organization says it received 90 complaints about the prayer.
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Would The Military Obey Commander In Chief Trump? Probably.

Even if some officers thought his orders were illegal or unethical.
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Soldiers Added Hillary Clinton To A Poster Of Security Threats

Turns out the stunt wasn't the wisest.
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Chelsea Manning Faces Possible Charges For Suicide Attempt

Manning is imprisoned for leaking classified documents to Wikileaks.
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NATO’s Uneasy New Reality: Could It Still Stop Russia?

Not fast enough, some experts say, even as Vladimir Putin probes its defenses.
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This Muslim Immigrant Joined The U.S. Army, Became A Citizen, And Earned A Bronze Star

Hanif Sangi immigrated to the U.S. from Pakistan, joined the Army and earned a Bronze Star.
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Senate Confirms First Openly Gay Army Secretary

Eric Fanning was confirmed unanimously.
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The Army Tells Its Soldiers To Get Some Sleep

Its leaders are looking to improve troops' performance -- and reduce deaths.
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The Army Just Enlisted Its First Infantrywoman

“I want to deploy, see action, and I definitely want to go to Airborne school,” said Tammy Barnett, a police officer.
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Army Sets Date For Bowe Bergdahl Court Martial

Bergdahl could face a life sentence.
By Jon Herskovitz, Reuters