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Army drops appeal over Pinon Canyon study
PUEBLO, Colo. - The federal government is dropping an appeal of a court ruling related to the Army's plans to step up training at Pinon Canyon.
Fort Carson soldier sentenced Thursday
Posted on Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 9:26 a.m. Jomar Falu-Vives was sentenced in court this morning to two consecutive life sentences without parole for murder, and two consecutive 48-year sentences for attempted murder.
Army Force Generation focus of Army Secretary
Secretary of the Army John McHugh visited "The Mountain Post" here Nov. 18 as the second of three stops on his first official tour of Army installations.
Fort Carson Honors 15 Troops Killed in Afghanistan, Including Brooklynite
FORT CARSON, Colo. a ' Fort Carson paid somber tribute Wednesday to 15 of its soldiers killed in Afghanistan last month, the worst single month for combat deaths the post has endured since the Vietnam War.
Former Missoula man finalist in Army's Operation Rising Star
A former Missoula man is a Top 3 finalist in "Operation Rising Star", what some call the military's version of American Idol.
Army Secretary visits Fort Carson
The secretary of the Army was at Fort Carson Wednesday. He was also there to get a feel for the Mountain Post's ability to train and prepare soldiers for war.
Jurors decide double-homicide case against Fort Carson soldier accused in drive-by shootings
Jurors are deciding the case of a Fort Carson soldier accused of killing two people in a drive-by shooting.
Army boss to attend Colorado services for soldiers
Army Secretary John McHugh will attend memorial services at Fort Carson for 15 soldiers killed in Afghanistan last month.
Army Secretary Visits Fort Bliss
The secretary of the Army made his first official visit to a military installation since being sworn in in late September.
Army Releases Video Of Fort Carson Soldiers Fighting In Afghanistan
As President Obama continues to consider the next steps in Afghanistan, thousands of troops, many from Fort Carson, are on the ground fighting.
New Army Clinic Opens For Veterans and Families
A brand new Army medical facility was opened Tuesday in Colorado Springs. Evans Army Community Hospital hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Fort Carson's new off-post, Premier Army Health Clinic.
Bennet: Pinon Canyon funding ban could continue
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet says he's been assured by his colleagues in the Senate that a funding ban on the Army's proposed expansion of a disputed training site in southeast Colorado will remain in effect.
Base shooting emotional for parents, soldiers
A random call to go to another area on Fort Hood pulled Angleton soldier Sgt. Michael Easterling away from where officials say an Army officer opened fire and killed 13 people.
Army special operations, UNC to sign training pact
The Army's most elite soldiers are teaming with one of North Carolina's top universities to improve training on national security issues.
Bennet asks Army to drop Pinon Canyon appeal
Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet is asking the Army not to appeal a court ruling that rejected its plans to step up training at a disputed site in southeast Colorado.
Rolling Stone Magazine Gives Fort Carson a Black Eye
Rolling Stone magazine unveils a new article about Fort Carson that may give the Mountain Post a black eye.
Fabled Fort Hood Army units often in heat of battle - in film or real life
Troops board a jet at an airfield on Fort Hood, bound for deployment to Kuwait as part of Operation Intrinsic Action in August 1995.
Fort Carson soldier accused of shooting at 2 people leaving Colo. Springs bar
Sheriff's officials say a 22-year-old Fort Carson soldier is suspected of shooting at two people who were leaving a Colorado Springs bar.
Army appeals judge's ruling on Colo. training site
The Army is appealing a federal judge's ruling that rejected its plans to increase operations at a disputed training site in southeastern Colorado.A two-sentence document filed Monday in U.S. District Court said the Army is appealing Judge Richard Matsch's Sept.
"Uncommon" For Soldiers To Carry Weapons At Fort Carson
Security at your military installations in Southern Colorado won't look any different in the wake of the Fort Hood shootings.
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