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Human Rights Watch on Wednesday, December 16, 2015, condemned the Nigerian army's killing of hundreds of Shia Muslim members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) in Zaria, northern Nigeria, from December 12 to 14, 2015. The rights group called for an independent and impartial probe into the
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U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will face a general court-martial on charges of desertion and endangering fellow soldiers, a decision that breaks with the recommendation of the U.S. military officer overseeing Bergdahl's preliminary hearing. The charges could result in life imprisonment if Bergdahl is convicted of
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A top Army commander, Gen. Robert B. Abrams, has recommended that Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl face a general court martial for desertion, misbehavior, and endangering troops for his actions in 2009, when he left his battalion and was captured and held prisoner by the Taliban for five years. The referral came
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Fort Drum's top chefs gathered to compete for the title of Chef of the Year, showcasing their technical and tactical proficiency in food service skills. The competition tested the skills of 10 food service Soldiers, with Sgt. Dale Sakuma from the 2nd Brigade Combat Team named Senior Chef
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Thanksgiving care packages, generously sponsored by organizations such as the Kaiserslautern USO, Service Credit Union, and the Defense Commissary Agency, were distributed to junior Army and Air Force personnel in the Kaiserslautern Military Community. This annual event, which took place on November 21, brought together senior enlisted leaders, sponsors, and
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The 1st Infantry Division's Ten-Miler team, led by Lt. Col. Sean Ryan, is gearing up for the 2015 Army Ten-Miler, with a team of 13 runners poised to represent the "Big Red One" in Washington, D.C. on October 11. The team, which has undergone significant
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The Massachusetts military-industry partnership was highlighted in a visit by U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, where Governor Charlie Baker, U.S. Representatives Niki Tsongas and Katherine Clark, and the Massachusetts Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force showcased the state's efforts to support key
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The US Army has expanded its operations to one of the most extreme environments on Earth, deploying Stryker vehicles north of the Arctic Circle as part of a multi-agency exercise. The deployment was made possible by the successful transport of four Stryker vehicles and nearly 40 soldiers via C-17 Globemaster
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The Anniston Army Depot in Alabama is a hub for veterans to continue serving their country. Over 900 veterans are employed at the depot, with various backgrounds and specialties from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Army Reserves, and National Guard. These veterans have served in various capacities
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Clemson's Reserve Officer Training Corps "Fighting Tigers" Battalion recently hosted a three-day leadership training exercise, where drill sergeants from the Army Reserve's 108th Training Command (IET) taught freshman and sophomore cadets essential skills such as weapons familiarization, land navigation, and drill and ceremonies. The
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Soldiers from 20th CBRNE Command provided critical support to the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, during National Training Center Rotation 15-10. The 172d Chemical Company directly supported the brigade, performing decontamination operations, route reconnaissance patrols, and all-hazards security. The 62d Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company task-organized EOD teams
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3M, a leader in advanced materials, has been working closely with the US Army to develop lightweight body armor that provides superior torso protection without sacrificing mobility. As part of this effort, Ceradyne, a 3M company, has received a contract modification worth $34 million to provide 28,000 pieces of
