U.S. and Korean forces are in the midst of a military transformation process that represents some of the most profound changes to the alliance since the Korean War.

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Recent findings about employee finances have raised security concerns for the U.S. government. Officials say employees and contractors who have financial problems are top targets of foreign intelligence agents.

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Army officials are in the process of cutting troop numbers from 570,000 to 490,000 and because policymakers in Washington have not eliminated sequestration, the organization is facing even more severe changes. Those cuts could affect the 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley.

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Forty-two veterans of the original 1,800 commandos that made up the World War II U.S.-Canadian 1st Special Service Force were honored in the Capitol, Feb. 3, as recipients of the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian award for distinguished achievement the U.S. Congress can bestow.

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, or USACE plays a vital role in supporting Operation Inherent Resolve, also known as OIR, said Col. Jerry Farnsworth, Combined Joint Task Force, or CJTF, engineer.

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A group of human research volunteers from the Natick Soldier Systems Center participated alongside members of the Boston Celtics as part of the Commitment to Service initiative during a Jr. Celtics event at Madison Park High School in Roxbury, Mass., Jan. 31.

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Signaleers from the U.S. 173rd Airborne Brigade and the Slovenian Armed Forces engaged in technical and tactical training specific to battlefield communications during Exercise Agile Titan, an 11-day combined exercise in Pocek, Slovenia.

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The 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska, received a bonus when they deployed to the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California: four extra training days.

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The Army has seen recent innovations in how it operates -- from Pacific Pathways and network experimentation to greater interoperability with European partners.

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The Army's Rapid Equipping Force, created in 2002 to more quickly meet the materiel needs of commanders operating in Afghanistan, was officially transferred, Jan. 30, to the Army Training and Doctrine Command.

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