Before Cpt. Kelsey Boursinos settled into her assignment with the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii, she faced a controversy regarding her hair.
Army Women Are Being Harangued Over Hair as Superiors Ignore New Rules
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US Troops Go to Court Seeking Vaccine Exemption for Those Who’ve Had COVID-19
The service members want the Defense Department to exempt those with natural immunity from the coronavirus vaccine order.
The Army Is Reducing Soldiers’ Reenlistment Options
The Army is tweaking its retention program for next fiscal year, which starts Oct. 1, reducing soldiers’ reenlistment options.
3 Soldiers at 10th Mountain May Have Died by Suicide in 2 Days. The Division Is Trying to Figure Out Why.
The Army’s 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York, is reeling from the suspected deaths by suicide of three troops in a 48-hour period.
Army Identifies Green Beret Who Died During Dive Training in Reservoir
The Army identified the soldier as Staff Sgt. Paul Lincoln Olmstead, who died Tuesday during a water training exercise at the Joe Swing Park Reservoir.
A Female Soldier at Fort Bliss Said She Was Assaulted by a Group of Male Afghan Refugees, Officials Say
The FBI is investigating.
Soldier’s Body Recovered from Reservoir After Dive Training Death
Army dive training is usually conducted with strict safety measures and consists of soldiers spending long periods of time submerged.
How a Public Affairs Snafu Led to News Reports of a Fake Shooter at Fort Meade
When real reporters called the base, officials thought they were role players and part of the simulation and gave them information about a fake crisis.
Army’s Top General for Public Affairs Suspended, Investigated for Toxic Leadership
Brig. Gen. Amy Johnston, chief of public affairs, was placed on special duty pending the outcome of the ongoing investigation.
US Soldier Wins Long Fight to Get Afghan Translator Asylum
Army combat veteran Spencer Sullivan has never felt more victorious..