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She’s one of the Army’s first transitioned transgender soldiers — and an infantryman — but now her future is uncertain
Spc. Alex Ketchum, an infantryman, started her transition from man to woman in late 2015. Eight months later, former Defense Secretary Ash Carter lifted the military’s ban on transgender service, and by the following March, Ketchum had completed the steps to change her gender in the military’s personnel system.
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Trump awards Medal of Honor to ‘titan’ Vietnam combat medic
President Trump draped the military’s highest award around the Vietnam combat medic’s neck Monday in a ceremony at the White House.
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48 hours of hell: The Vietnam battle that produced the latest Medal of Honor, from five men who lived through it
When Former Spc. Jim McCloughan, 71, receives his Medal of Honor today, four battle buddies will be watching.
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One soldier reprimanded, another could face court-martial in botched Humvee air drop
One soldier has been reprimanded and another is waiting on results of a pre-trial hearing in connection with a failed Humvee air drop over Germany last year.
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AWOL soldier and two veterans reportedly detained trying to enter South Sudan
Three American veterans have been detained trying to cross from Kenya into South Sudan, an Army official has confirmed to Army Times.
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Amid uncertainty about transgender policy, Army continues rolling out training to soldiers
The Defense Department is working on a July 1 deadline to complete transgender integration training, so despite an indefinite hold placed on the decision to allow transgender civilians to join the military, the Army is finishing its preparations.
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‘This medal is all about love’: The next Medal of Honor recipient on service, coming home and giving back
Former Spc. Jim McCloughan had just graduated from college when he got a letter from the U.S. government in May 1968. He was to report for a physical.
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Army identifies victims of apparent insider attack in Afghanistan
Three soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division who were allegedly killed by an Afghan soldier on Saturday have been identified as Sgt. Eric Houck, Sgt. William Bays and Cpl. Dillon Baldridge, according to a Defense Department release.
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Women in the infantry: How the Army is growing its first female enlisted grunts
Things are looking a little different on Sand Hill these days, and it’s not just the coiled hair or the female drill sergeants screaming at recruit formations.
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Jim Mattis faces a difficult decision on the military’s transgender policy
The Pentagon says he’s “reviewing the readiness of the services” while two transgender academy cadets are stuck in limbo.
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She’s one of the Army’s first transitioned transgender soldiers — and an infantryman — but now her future is uncertain
Spc. Alex Ketchum, an infantryman, started her transition from man to woman in late 2015. Eight months later, former Defense Secretary Ash Carter lifted the military’s ban on transgender service, and by the following March, Ketchum had completed the steps to change her gender in the military’s personnel system.
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Trump awards Medal of Honor to ‘titan’ Vietnam combat medic
President Trump draped the military’s highest award around the Vietnam combat medic’s neck Monday in a ceremony at the White House.
-
48 hours of hell: The Vietnam battle that produced the latest Medal of Honor, from five men who lived through it
When Former Spc. Jim McCloughan, 71, receives his Medal of Honor today, four battle buddies will be watching.
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One soldier reprimanded, another could face court-martial in botched Humvee air drop
One soldier has been reprimanded and another is waiting on results of a pre-trial hearing in connection with a failed Humvee air drop over Germany last year.
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AWOL soldier and two veterans reportedly detained trying to enter South Sudan
Three American veterans have been detained trying to cross from Kenya into South Sudan, an Army official has confirmed to Army Times.
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Amid uncertainty about transgender policy, Army continues rolling out training to soldiers
The Defense Department is working on a July 1 deadline to complete transgender integration training, so despite an indefinite hold placed on the decision to allow transgender civilians to join the military, the Army is finishing its preparations.
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‘This medal is all about love’: The next Medal of Honor recipient on service, coming home and giving back
Former Spc. Jim McCloughan had just graduated from college when he got a letter from the U.S. government in May 1968. He was to report for a physical.
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Army identifies victims of apparent insider attack in Afghanistan
Three soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division who were allegedly killed by an Afghan soldier on Saturday have been identified as Sgt. Eric Houck, Sgt. William Bays and Cpl. Dillon Baldridge, according to a Defense Department release.
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Women in the infantry: How the Army is growing its first female enlisted grunts
Things are looking a little different on Sand Hill these days, and it’s not just the coiled hair or the female drill sergeants screaming at recruit formations.
-
Jim Mattis faces a difficult decision on the military’s transgender policy
The Pentagon says he’s “reviewing the readiness of the services” while two transgender academy cadets are stuck in limbo.
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She’s one of the Army’s first transitioned transgender soldiers — and an infantryman — but now her future is uncertain
Spc. Alex Ketchum, an infantryman, started her transition from man to woman in late 2015. Eight months later, former Defense Secretary Ash Carter lifted the military’s ban on transgender service, and by the following March, Ketchum had completed the steps to change her gender in the military’s personnel system.
-
Trump awards Medal of Honor to ‘titan’ Vietnam combat medic
President Trump draped the military’s highest award around the Vietnam combat medic’s neck Monday in a ceremony at the White House.
-
48 hours of hell: The Vietnam battle that produced the latest Medal of Honor, from five men who lived through it
When Former Spc. Jim McCloughan, 71, receives his Medal of Honor today, four battle buddies will be watching.
-
One soldier reprimanded, another could face court-martial in botched Humvee air drop
One soldier has been reprimanded and another is waiting on results of a pre-trial hearing in connection with a failed Humvee air drop over Germany last year.
-
AWOL soldier and two veterans reportedly detained trying to enter South Sudan
Three American veterans have been detained trying to cross from Kenya into South Sudan, an Army official has confirmed to Army Times.
-
Amid uncertainty about transgender policy, Army continues rolling out training to soldiers
The Defense Department is working on a July 1 deadline to complete transgender integration training, so despite an indefinite hold placed on the decision to allow transgender civilians to join the military, the Army is finishing its preparations.
-
‘This medal is all about love’: The next Medal of Honor recipient on service, coming home and giving back
Former Spc. Jim McCloughan had just graduated from college when he got a letter from the U.S. government in May 1968. He was to report for a physical.
-
Army identifies victims of apparent insider attack in Afghanistan
Three soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division who were allegedly killed by an Afghan soldier on Saturday have been identified as Sgt. Eric Houck, Sgt. William Bays and Cpl. Dillon Baldridge, according to a Defense Department release.
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Women in the infantry: How the Army is growing its first female enlisted grunts
Things are looking a little different on Sand Hill these days, and it’s not just the coiled hair or the female drill sergeants screaming at recruit formations.
-
Jim Mattis faces a difficult decision on the military’s transgender policy
The Pentagon says he’s “reviewing the readiness of the services” while two transgender academy cadets are stuck in limbo.
