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SMA prioritizes improving quality of life - Vimarsana News

SMA prioritizes improving quality of life

WASHINGTON — As the Army moves into the second half of fiscal year 2024, the service continues its effort to improve the quality of life for Soldiers and their families

New barracks, pay increase, recruiting and more training exercises in Pacific are focuses in the Army's budget proposal for 2025 - Vimarsana News

New barracks, pay increase, recruiting and more training exercises in Pacific are focuses in the Army's budget proposal for 2025

Improving poor living conditions for soldiers and military families, overcoming a sag in recruiting, a pay increase for military personnel and investing in the Indo-Pacific region to challenge China are focuses in the Army’s proposed budget for fiscal 2025.

US-Abzug gestoppt: Amerikanische Kasernen in Deutschland bleiben in Betrieb - ZUERST! - Vimarsana News

US-Abzug gestoppt: Amerikanische Kasernen in Deutschland bleiben in Betrieb - ZUERST!

Washington. US-Präsident Trump hatte während seiner Amtszeit den zumindest teilweisen Rückzug der US-Streitkräfte aus Deutschland angekündigt. Davon ist unter seinem Nachfolger Biden keine Rede mehr. Jetzt sickerte durch, daß sechs der ursprünglich zur Schließung vorgesehenen US-Kasernen in der Bundesrepublik nun doch weiter betrieben werden sollen. Abonniere jetzt: >> Die starke Stimme für deutsche Interessen << Konkret handelt es sich um die Barton Barracks

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US Army to keep 6 sites in Europe, nixing transfer plan - Vimarsana News

US Army to keep 6 sites in Europe, nixing transfer plan

The U.S. Army in Europe and Africa said Friday it will retain six sites that were previously scheduled to be returned to Germany and Belgium amid growing demand for facilities on the continent.