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Soldier deaths in South Korea put spotlight on US military suicide crisis

Spc. Nicholas C. Panipinto, 20,died on Nov. 6, 2019, from injuries sustained when a Bradley Fighting Vehicle overturned at Camp Humphreys.<br>U.S. Army

US soldier dies, two others injured when armored vehicle overturns during training in South Korea

Soldiers look at an app on a smartphone in this 2018 file photo. Soldiers in Fort Hood’s 504th Military Intelligence Brigade raised concerns about the terms of service of their brigade’s app (not pictured).<br>James Avery/U.S. Army

Soldiers with top-secret clearances say they were forced to use an app that could endanger them

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Starting in January 2020, the Army will select officers to become battalion commanders based on the results of a series of tests and interviews instead of the current method, in which the candidates' personnel records are evaluated. The new system is aimed at providing an objective evaluation of officers' fitness for command.<br>Rachel Diehm/U.S. Army

Want to be an Army battalion commander? You’ll need your head examined

The McGuire Commissary at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., seen in December 2014.<br>John Zoubra/Defense Commissary Agency

More than four million additional people will get access to DOD commissaries in 2020

Capt. Jahmar Resilard died Dec. 6, 2018, after a collision between a fighter jet and a refueling plane off the coast of Japan.<br>U.S. Marine Corps

Marine pilot survived in sea for nearly 10 hours after deadly midair collision, smartwatch shows

Police were called when an airman was found sleeping in a parked car on Am Berg in Landstuhl, Germany, Nov. 9, 2019. The airman, who was inebriated and erroneously thought the car was his, was detained by German law enforcement officers and handed over to U.S. military police.<br>Erik Slavin/Stars and Stripes

Ramstein airman detained after punching out the wrong car window

Spc. Nicholas C. Panipinto, 20,died on Nov. 6, 2019, from injuries sustained when a Bradley Fighting Vehicle overturned at Camp Humphreys.<br>U.S. Army

US soldier dies, two others injured when armored vehicle overturns during training in South Korea

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