Americans must recognize the sacrifices and struggles of today's troops and their families and work harder to reintegrate them into their communities, the nation's top military officer said yesterday.

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The Army solidified its focus on energy security, Oct. 1, by elevating it assistant secretary of the Army-status.

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"You want to fight a German?" asked a jumpmaster to 82nd Airborne Division Paratroopers trying to earn German parachute wings here, Oct. 5-7.

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A great number of young men in Iraq are risking their lives just to apply for admission into the Iraqi Army.

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The Army expects to field the new sniper rifle, the XM2010, by January. And the Mounted Solider System will reach a low rate initial production decision by mid-2011.

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Practitioners of Lean and Six Sigma saved the Army $1 billion last year. During a ceremony at the Pentagon to recognize winners in the 2010 Army Lean/Six Sigma Excellence Awards Program, or LEAP, Under Secretary of the Army Joseph P. Westphal explained just how valuable practitioners of the manufacturing and business process improvement programs are to the Army.

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On Oct. 11, 2010 in Afghanistan's Nangarhar Province, Task Force Taskmaster Soldiers understand weapons familiarization and proficiency could make the difference in the fiercest of battles.

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Royal Marines descended on the Tower of London this week to launch a major fundraising campaign for serving and retired Royal Marines and their families.

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The Royal Navy warship HMS Manchester stalked a trio of drug traffickers through the Caribbean night and literally caught them napping!

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