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U.S. Army chief of staff visits Fort Cavazos to reinforce commitment to soldiers' quality of life | Fort Cavazos Herald - Vimarsana News

U.S. Army chief of staff visits Fort Cavazos to reinforce commitment to soldiers' quality of life | Fort Cavazos Herald

The Army’s chief of staff visited Fort Cavazos Feb. 20-21. The visit was part of his continued commitment to Soldiers’ quality of life.

U.S. Army chief of staff visits Fort Cavazos - Vimarsana News

U.S. Army chief of staff visits Fort Cavazos

The Army’s highest ranking officer visited Fort Cavazos Tuesday and Wednesday. The visit was part of his continued commitment to soldiers’ quality of life, officials said.

CSA affirms Fort Cavazos remains great during visit - Vimarsana News

CSA affirms Fort Cavazos remains great during visit

The Army’s chief of staff visited Fort Cavazos Feb. 20-21. The visit was part of his continued commitment to Soldiers’ quality of life.

Army Probes Civilian Deaths In Poonch, Guilty 'Will Be Punished' – Kashmir Reader - Vimarsana News

Army Probes Civilian Deaths In Poonch, Guilty 'Will Be Punished' – Kashmir Reader

New Delhi: The Army is conducting an internal probe into the death of three civilians in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir and those found guilty will “definitely be punished,” a senior government functionary said on Tuesday. Three civilians, aged between 27 and 42, were found dead on December 22 after they were allegedly picked up by the Army for questioning

Army probing civilian deaths in Poonch, those found guilty will definitely be punished: Official - Vimarsana News

Army probing civilian deaths in Poonch, those found guilty will definitely be punished: Official

"The Army is conducting its investigation. If anyone is found to be guilty, they will be punished. But such an investigation is not to be disclosed publicly. Let the Army do its work. There is no need to prejudge anything or make any comment on the Army," the official said.