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82nd Airborne major sentenced to 17 months after holding wife at gunpoint (opens the original)
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A sign marks the entrance to Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Army Maj. Isaac A. Gutierrez was sentenced to 17 months in prison after pleading guilty to domestic violence and communicating a threat during a court-martial at Fort Bragg Sept. 21, 2026. (April Olsen/U.S. Army) An Army major was sentenced to 17 months in prison after pleading guilty to domestic violence and threatening to kill his wife at their home on Fort Bragg, N.C. Maj. Isaac A. Gutierrez, 35, a military intelligence officer with the
Stars and Stripes to begin newspaper distribution in Latvia, Lithuania (opens the original)
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Army 1st Lt. Tracy Tyson reads a copy of Stars and Stripes while waiting for a flight at Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan on Oct. 5, 2009. Stars and Stripes will begin distributing newspapers to three U.S. military locations in Latvia and Lithuania on Oct. 1, expanding print access for American service members in the Baltic region. (Ernesto Hernandez Fonte/U.S. Navy) Stars and Stripes will begin distributing newspapers to three U.S. military locations in Latvia and Lithuania next week as it expa
Army tests high-altitude balloons for operations along NATOâs eastern flank (opens the original)
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Sgt. Eric Atwater Jr., left, and Sgt. Keaton Thompson of Multi-Domain CommandâEurope prepare high-altitude balloons for launch at an airfield in Tehachapi, Calif., on April 22, 2026. The command recently launched balloons from Powidz, Poland, as part of a larger effort to determine how they could support military operations. (Rajheem Dixon/U.S. Army) At roughly 60,000 feet above Poland, small balloons flew higher than commercial airliners as part of an Army test to determine whether the strato
Military families in Poland navigate school options without a DODEA school (opens the original)
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POZNAN, Poland — When Eliza Cink learned her family was headed to Camp Kosciuszko, she began searching for something many U.S. military families at established overseas bases take for granted: a school where both her children could learn in English. But as she researched schools, studied their programs and toured classrooms, it proved harder than expected to find an institution that could prepare her children to eventually return to classrooms in the United States. “It seems like there’s more th
Strava users still revealing routines of Middle East base life despite geolocation restrictions (opens the original)
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Marines perform push-ups on the flight deck of the amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island during a physical training session marking the Marine Corps' birthday, Nov. 10, 2016. Fitness-tracking apps like Strava have repeatedly been shown to expose the movements and routines of U.S. troops at bases overseas, a vulnerability lawmakers say the Pentagon still hasn't fully addressed despite restricting geolocation use in operational areas nearly a decade ago. (Brandon Maldonado/U.S. Marine Corps) U.
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