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A senior civilian staffer at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point has been fired after being arrested on a felony charge of criminal sexual conduct, according to court documents.

Retired Col. Will Johnson’s Army career took him to combat zones, Hawaii, the Pentagon and Japan, ending at the Army Materiel Command at Redstone Arsenal.

Twelve Army Materiel Command employees are making a difference across the enterprise.

There’s more than just a catchy tune in the classic Sheryl Crow song, “A Change Will Do You Good.” It also carries a message that stepping out of your comfort

There’s more than just a catchy tune in the classic Sheryl Crow song, “A Change Will Do You Good.” It also carries a message that stepping out of your comfort

There’s more than just a catchy tune in the classic Sheryl Crow song, “A Change Will Do You Good.” It also carries a message that stepping out of your comfort

For more than 39 years, the Army Family Action Plan program has been the voice of Soldiers and their families, civilians, survivors and retirees. AFAP addresses quality of life issues

Maj. Gen. James Isenhower III, the commander of the 1st Armored Division, was suggesting to a room packed with spectators that a key cause of the mold and other poor living conditions in the Army is soldiers and families not maintaining their living spaces.

Maj. Gen. James Isenhower III, the commander of the 1st Armored Division, was suggesting to a room packed with spectators that a key cause of the mold and other poor living conditions in the Army is soldiers and families not maintaining their living spaces.

WASHINGTON – The Army’s senior sustainer emphasized the direct correlation between quality of life and readiness at the Association of the U.S. Army’s Annual Meeting and Exposition here Oct. 11.