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A Solider wearing the Operation Enduring
Freedom Camouflage Pattern, or OCP, uses
an M14 Enhanced Battle Rifle. More >
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation
Command, commonly known as CID, is
recruiting qualified Soldiers. CID careers >
The new Electronic Warfare MOS opens
career opportunities for Army Officers,
Warrant Officers and Enlisted Soldiers.
Electronic Warfare MOS >
ALARACT 241/2011 IPFU Shoes not
authorized for use by Soldiers. What Shoes?
New Army Physical
Readiness Test (APRT) Info
and instructions. See APRT >
Effective 1 July 2011, new recruiters reporting
to USAREC will not receive non-rated time on
their noncommissioned officer evaluation
report. ALARACT 202/2011
Reclassification of personnel to MOSs
68B, 68C, 68F, 68L, 68N, 68U, and 68Y,
deletion of the ASI and revision of MOS
68W. See Changes >
ACU changes make Velcro optional,
patrol cap default headgear More >
An Army Ranger who lost his right hand will
be the second living Medal of Honor
recipient from the conflicts in Iraq and
Afghanistan. More >
Soldiers who take their prescription
medications six months after
dispensation and pop positive on a
urinalysis test could see their careers
go down the toilet. More >
Leon E. Panetta takes the oath of office
as the 23rd U.S. Secretary of Defense
during a Pentagon ceremony, July 1,
2011. More >
President Obama Awards the Medal of
Honor to SFC Leroy Petry at a White
House Ceremony, July 12, 2011. More >
GEN Raymond T. Odierno will be the
next Army Chief of Staff. Read Odieno >>
The U.S. Army has decided to cut
funding for the Popular Rosetta Stone
Language Program.
DoD Issues Purple Heart Standards and
Criteria for Brain Injuries. What now?>