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Afghanistan Seeks More Women To Join Its Army
Afghanistan has announced fresh initiatives to bring more women into the army, weeks after the country's first female pilot sparked a national debate on insecurity and women's rights by seeking asylum in the US.
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2 US Soldiers Become Symbols of New Generation of Female Fighters
When two young women graduate from the US Army's prestigious Ranger School on Friday, they will cement their places at the forefront of a new generation of females in combat roles.
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Female Combat Roles in Focus as First Women Become US Rangers
With the first female soldiers about to make history as elite Rangers, the US Army is in the process of making official what began in the field long ago.
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Former CIA Director David Petraeus Pleads Guilty to Federal Charge
Former CIA director and US Army General David Petraeus has pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of unauthorized removal and retention of classified information in a case arising from his affair with a female Army Reserve officer, the US Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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Shooter Injured Self, No Others on US Base in Virginia: Army
A female soldier with a gun inside a key building at a Virginia Army base turned the weapon on herself, causing an injury, but didn't wound any others as the heavily trafficked base temporarily went on lockdown Monday morning.
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US Army sex assault prosecutor suspended for 'groping'
The US Army's top prosecutor overseeing sexual assault cases has been suspended over allegations that he groped a female lawyer working for him and tried to kiss her, officers said on Thursday.
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Afghan army trains women for special forces
The Afghan army is training female special forces to take part in night raids against insurgents, breaking new ground in an ultraconservative society and filling a vacuum left by departing international forces.
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Afghanistan Seeks More Women To Join Its Army
Afghanistan has announced fresh initiatives to bring more women into the army, weeks after the country's first female pilot sparked a national debate on insecurity and women's rights by seeking asylum in the US.
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2 US Soldiers Become Symbols of New Generation of Female Fighters
When two young women graduate from the US Army's prestigious Ranger School on Friday, they will cement their places at the forefront of a new generation of females in combat roles.
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Female Combat Roles in Focus as First Women Become US Rangers
With the first female soldiers about to make history as elite Rangers, the US Army is in the process of making official what began in the field long ago.
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Former CIA Director David Petraeus Pleads Guilty to Federal Charge
Former CIA director and US Army General David Petraeus has pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of unauthorized removal and retention of classified information in a case arising from his affair with a female Army Reserve officer, the US Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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Shooter Injured Self, No Others on US Base in Virginia: Army
A female soldier with a gun inside a key building at a Virginia Army base turned the weapon on herself, causing an injury, but didn't wound any others as the heavily trafficked base temporarily went on lockdown Monday morning.
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US Army sex assault prosecutor suspended for 'groping'
The US Army's top prosecutor overseeing sexual assault cases has been suspended over allegations that he groped a female lawyer working for him and tried to kiss her, officers said on Thursday.
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Afghan army trains women for special forces
The Afghan army is training female special forces to take part in night raids against insurgents, breaking new ground in an ultraconservative society and filling a vacuum left by departing international forces.
