The Army will slash nearly one dozen mandatory training programs for its soldiers in the summer as it looks to streamline their time to focus on combat readiness tasks. The new regulation is expected to be made official June 1 and will leave soldiers with 17 remaining mandatory training requirements.
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen stopped by an open house party with well wishes and a medal to honor Wayne Davy’s World War II service. It is one of about 40 medals that Pillen has presented in his time as governor.
Chet Gladchuk, the Naval Academy’s athletic director, is retiring after 24 years. The academy said Monday it would start a national search for a replacement, and the new AD will take over “upon a timely transition.”
U.S. Army Air Forces Sgt. Edward S. Kovaleski will be interred Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery, and U.S. Army Air Forces Tech. Sgt. Sanford G. Roy will be interred Tuesday at Chattanooga National Cemetery in Tennessee.
The successor to the 2017 hand-held console will launch June 5, the company announced Wednesday.
