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Army in ‘Significantly Better Shape’ Than Just Two Years Ago

MAY 18, 2018, Fort George G. Mead, MD – Despite weathering several years of fiscal uncertainty, the state of the Army’s formations has improved, and if called upon today, it is certain to prevail in any conflict, said the service’s secretary. Additionally, Congress has stopped a steep, lengthy decline in Army capabilities with implementation of […]

First Female Marine Students Arrive at SOI-West

MARCH 8, 2018, Camp Pendleton, CA – This marks the first male-female integrated Marine Combat Training Company on the West Coast. “It is important, one team one fight, at the end of the day it’s to show the Marine Corps can produce [Marines] regardless of gender and complete any mission.” Said Sgt. Ambar Gonzalez, a […]

The Forever GI Bill

The Harry W. Colmery Veterans Educational Assistance Act, also known as the “Forever GI Bill,” was signed into law on August 17, 2017, and brings significant changes to Veterans’ education benefits over the next few years. Most enhance or expand education benefits for Veterans, servicemembers, families and survivors. Here’s a list of the changes and […]

State of the Infantry: Updates to Marksmanship, Training

APRIL 27, 2018, Fort Benning, GA – The U.S. is being challenged by a number of near-peer adversaries and, to a certain extent, terrorist organizations, said Brig. Gen. Christopher T. Donahue, Infantry School Commandant, Maneuver Center of Excellence. “We still have the capability to defeat them all but we are at a point where we […]

Plan Early, Plan Often for Army Reserve Retirement

APRIL 24, 2018, Kaiserslautern, Germany – There is a lot to learn before an Army Reserve Soldier starts drawing retired pay. Fortunately, the 99th Readiness Division is there to help. The 7th Mission Support Command and the 99th Readiness Division teamed up to host a pre-retirement briefing on Saturday at the Kazabra Club on Vogelweh […]

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