Soldier was recently court martialed from same battalion as soldier who was found dead in dumpster

The uncensored version of this article can be viewed without advertising at The Salty Soldier Uncensored This week has brought Fort Leonard Wood into the public spotlight after officials announced they found the body of a soldier the day after she was reported missing. Sergeant Sarah Rouque, of Ligonier, Indiana, was reported missing after she…

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Soldiers are now training to fight drones in basic training

Soldiers in Basic Combat Training are now learning to shoot down drones to prepare for “modern warfare.” As part of “The Forge,” the capstone field training exercise (FTX) of BCT, recruits now gain hands-on experience in identifying and responding to drone threats, a critical aspect of countering enemy surveillance and attacks. “This addition ensures that…

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Army begins paying soldiers more for being deployed

By Jonathan Austin, Army News Service WASHINGTON — Soldiers on approved operational deployments will soon receive $240 per month under the recently approved operational deployment pay program. “This initiative underscores our unwavering commitment to honoring the daily sacrifices made by Soldiers and their families,” said Dr. Robert Steinrauf, Plans and Resources Director, Deputy Chief of…

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Soldiers ordered to work six days a week from dawn to dusk in order to locate 12,000 pieces of equipment

By Cameron Porter, 405th AFSB Public Affairs Officer POWIDZ, Poland – Now that operations are underway at the newest, most modern Army Prepositioned Stocks worksite in the world, the next step in the process is inventorying the thousands of equipment pieces, there. This includes Abrams tanks and Bradely fighting vehicles as well as dozens of…

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“It’s worse than Iraq:” Marine veteran and YouTuber trying to reach Hurricane survivors as Army is repairing a road and power in NC town

Construction crews are working to remove debris in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, a river community along the Broad River, which was devastated by Hurricane Helene and is still recovering. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has been coordinating with a contractor to deliver generators provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency at critical facilities,…

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