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US Army will allow female soldiers to wear ponytails in all uniforms By: CNN By Chandelis Duster, CNN (CNN) -- The US Army announced a change to its grooming policy on Thursday, allowing female soldiers to wear ponytails in all uniforms. In January, the Army announced new policies that allowed soldiers to wear ponytails, locs, lipstick and earrings. They were permitted to wear medium-length ponytails on the back of the scalp that did not interfere with the fit of headgear. The Army also allowed women to wear ponytails while wearing Army combat uni...
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‘He will always be our baby,’: Family is seeking justice for 21-year-old after fatal shooting Jerod Jeffrey wanted to pursue a higher education to get a career in the entertainment field Tags: Junel Jeffrey, an Army officer and the aunt of 21-year-old Jerod Jeffrey, said everyone loved her nephew. “He was well-loved by his entire family and he loved us all equally,” Junel said. “It is hard to know him as a 21-year-old man because he will always be our baby.” Junel said that Jerod, who was nicknamed JJ, was a kind soul. “What is interesting about him is that he had this ability...
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Army ‘taking a hard look’ at what end-strength it can actually afford February 18 Paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade pictured in December at Grafenwöhr Training Area, in Germany. (Maj. Robert Fellingham/Army) As the Army faces tighter budgets in the coming years, keen observers wonder whether ambitious modernization programs will be curtailed to make way for end-strength growth, or vice versa. “We’d like a much bigger Army, but what I have to do at my level is say, you know, what can we actually afford,” Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville said Wednesday durin...