US Army July 1, 2022 A new NATO commander for Europe takes charge American four-star General Christopher Cavoli was sworn in as the new Supreme Allied Commander and head of U.S. European Command a day after a two-day NATO summit.
MILITARY June 8, 2022 Defense Department reverses rule, allows HIV-positive members to serve Members of the military with HIV will no longer be barred from service under a policy change. A Department of Defense document published Wednesday cites medical advances.
Ukraine June 6, 2022 US Army veteran volunteers to train and fight with Ukrainians: 'These people inspire me every day' A U.S. Army veteran of the Iraq War has traveled to Ukraine to help train their forces in first aid and basic tactics in the country's ongoing war with Russia.
Florida May 31, 2022 Florida's first all-female honor flight sets off for Washington, DC Over 100 female veterans are participating in Florida's first all-women honor flight on Tuesday, traveling to Washington, D.C., to see war memorials and monuments.
US May 12, 2022 US Army secretary set to revamp Alaska military forces The U.S. Army will revise its forces in Alaska in order to better prepare for cold-weather conflicts.Â
Alaska May 11, 2022 US soldier dies after bear attack in Alaska A US soldier died Tuesday from injuries sustained in a bear attack in Anchorage, Alaska.
US Army April 29, 2022 Army ID's Fort Bragg soldier killed in vehicle incident The U.S. Army soldier killed this week in a vehicle incident at Fort Bragg that also injured three others was identified Friday.
US Army April 26, 2022 Soldier killed, two others injured in accident at Washington state training center A 20-year-old soldier was killed during a training accident at Yakima Training Center in Washington state on Monday.
Army April 24, 2022 US seeks new portable anti-air missile to replace the Stinger The U.S. Army is seeking to upgrade its Stinger man-portable air-defense system so that soldiers can shoot down aircraft more efficiently.
US Army April 17, 2022 US Army using lessons from Ukraine war to aid own training US Army trainers have begun implementing lessons learned from Russia's war on Ukraine in their own training.
Crime April 8, 2022 Georgia inmate charged decades later in 1982 killing of Army private A convicted murderer serving a life sentence for an unrelated killing has been indicted by a Georgia grand jury in connection with the death of an Army private who was found dead on the side of a road from a gunshot blast decades ago.