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...drunk and had a hazy memory of what occurred, the complaint says.Lt. Col. Bill Coppernoll, a spokesman for U.S. Army Alaska, said no date had been set for an Article 32 hearing, the military equivalent of a grand jury hearing.
...Jimmy Bagwell, the deputy staff judge advocate with U.S. Army Alaska.Millay has not entered a plea in the case, but...recommendation to Major Gen. Raymond Palumbo, commander of U.S. Army Alaska. Palumbo would have the final say in whether to...
...Culbertson, Mont., spoke by phone Tuesday. All are assigned to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, where they work at U.S. Army Alaska headquarters. The two other hikers were civilians employed at the base. In the interviews, all the soldiers disputed...
...Anchorage School District and U.S. Army Alaska will add a military presence...community relations chief for U.S. Army Alaska. Some soldiers volunteered...under the leadership of then U.S. Army Alaska commander Maj. Gen. William...
...from the main group of Fort Greely buildings and less than 2 miles east of the Richardson Highway, according to U.S. Army Alaska spokesman Chuck Canterbury. They were uncovered about 3 feet below the ground surface by workers for the Anchorage-based...
...military spokesman said. The soldier was killed by small-arms fire while conducting a mounted patrol in Mosul, said U.S. Army Alaska Public Affairs spokesman Maj. Kirk Gohlke. The identity of the soldier, who was assigned to the 172nd Stryker...
...professionals. They understand the importance of the mission at hand," he said. Maj. Gen. Charles Jacoby, commander of U.S. Army Alaska, said the process of telling families began Wednesday and included a teleconference between Shields and some of...
...stance residents and elected officials dispute. In July, the city sent a letter to Maj. Gen. John M. Brown III, U.S. Army Alaska commanding general, hoping to avoid court action. Maj. R. Daniel Hunter, Transformation Team Alaska public affairs...
...never intended to apply to areas outside the main post areas," said Col. Fred Lehman, garrison commander for the U.S. Army Alaska, said in a prepared statement. If the prior policy had held, hundreds of hunters who hunt moose and waterfowl...
...has not been released, was killed by small-arms fire on Sunday while conducting a mounted patrol in Baghdad, U.S. Army Alaska spokesman Maj. Kirk Gohlke said. There were no other injuries, Gohlke said. The Pentagon on Sept. 5 announced...