Over seven days, hundreds of people from four countries searched a muddy bog for the missing Americans. This is their remarkable story.

Combat engineers in the Army, also known as “Sappers,” will compete for the “Best Sapper” title at the 18th Lt. Gen. Robert B. Flowers Sapper Competition at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., Friday-April 28.

Three Army units will deploy to Europe and the Middle East in the summer as part of regular unit rotations, the Army announced Friday.

“This thing could crash and burn,” Lehr said April 11, as a five-day electronic warfare exercise dubbed Spectrum Blitz happened to be going on around them. “Luckily, we’ve got the airspace to test this out in.”

A measles outbreak in west Texas has reached Fort Bliss, with at least one confirmed case reported at the Army base, military health officials said.

The U.S. Postal Service is marking a major milestone in American history with the release of three new commemorative stamps celebrating the 250th anniversaries of the U.S. Army, Navy and Marine Corps, USPS announced.

Lt. Gen. Christopher LaNeve relinquished command of the Eighth Army this week as he prepares for a new post as senior military assistant to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Soldiers of the Illinois Army National Guard returned to the bases at Peoria and Rockford in Illinois after a 10-month deployment to the Middle East in support of Operation Spartan Shield.

Fred Benning was a humble, small-town man who rarely spoke of his exploits as a teenage soldier in Europe, where he earned the Army’s second highest honor for battlefield heroism during World War I, his granddaughter said Wednesday.

Dozens of U.S. soldiers specializing in electronic warfare gathered at an Army training ground in Bavaria in recent days, looking to gain mastery of high-tech systems that helped them locate, track and destroy their simulated enemy.