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Leaked docs reveal Army CID reform plan
Army Times
The Army's Criminal Investigation Division is dramatically reducing the number of military special agents within its ranks over the next six years, as the organization revamps under its first civilian director, according to a leaked report and email obtained by Army Times. By 2027, according to a Dec. 3 email from CID chief of staff David Close, the organization will have a 60% civilian and 40% military workforce under a plan approved by Army Secretary Christine Wormuth.
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HHC, 40th MP Battalion wins 2021 Barr Award
Fort Leavenworth Lamp
Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 40th Military Police Battalion (Detention),
received the 2021 Brigadier General Thomas F. Barr Award for the best military police company in U.S Army Corrections Command during a ceremony on Main Parade. The Barr Award was established in 2009 and annually recognizes the best military police unit, company or smaller, that is assigned to, attached to or supporting ACC. The award is based on total unit accomplishments, in every phase of activity as part of the unit's mission. Award criteria include meeting standards on physical fitness tests, weapons qualifications, educational attainment, community development and unit and/or individual soldier accomplishments.
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Commanding officers must help troops get mental health care under new legislation
Military.com
Under the fiscal 2022 National Defense Authorization Act, troops will be able to refer themselves for a mental health evaluation and commanders will be required to make it happen. A provision in the legislation allows troops to trigger an evaluation by asking their commanding officer or supervisor, E-5 and above, for one.
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Army Public Health Center launches inaugural Health of the Army Family report
U.S. Army
The Army Public Health Center routinely releases the Health of the Force report, which is an annual report of key health metrics among active-duty soldiers. As a compliment to begin reporting efforts relevant to the health of Army Family members, The APHC has released the inaugural Health of the Army Family report. The Health of the Army Family report synthesizes information from more than 300 scientific articles and numerous data sources. It uses a holistic view of health to highlight what is known and unknown about Army Family member health across multiple health domains and within the military lifecycle.
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Lt. colonel credits wrestling for her success
FloWrestling
Mollie Keith says her story isn't anything special. She says becoming a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army National Guard was her natural path and that wrestling was a crucial part of getting her there. Today, Keith continues to serve in the military. The 40-year-old is stationed in Marietta, Georgia, and serves as a lieutenant colonel in the Army National Guard as a battalion commander for the military police.
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First responders, holiday blues and vitamin D
Police1
That first whiff of fresh-cut pine; the overabundance of pumpkin-spiced everything; a gentle glow of candle flame and the infectious giddiness of a child's anticipation — the holiday season can certainly be a joyous time! However, for those in public safety and shift work, late-October to mid-January is not all greeting cards and the Hallmark Channel specials. This time of year often means missing family, dealing with estranged loved ones and a dramatic rise in seasonal depression and anxiety.
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