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Jun 10, 2017

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In this week's Army Times, is a million-soldier Army on the horizon?

Other stories in this week's edition include:

Readers sound off on what gift the Army should get for its birthday.
There's a new bullet that can pierce 5.56 mm-resistant armor, but will it need a new rifle?
The Army is looking for some experienced soldiers for a new global mission.

You'll find these stories and many others this week at your local exchange or commissary.

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