One image of a young Army master sergeant standing in his uniform was unseen for 78 years, but now it’s on display at the Those Who Served War Museum in Princeton, W.Va.

As part of a restructuring initiative, U.S. Forces Japan is looking into appropriating an Army compound in central Tokyo as the command weighs a move from the city’s western suburbs potentially to a downtown district just a few miles from Japan’s Ministry of Defense.

Spc. Carlito Lindsey, 26, a member of the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Stewart, drowned Nov. 7 in the Tivoli River in Richmond Hill.

The “Why Wall” is meant as an inspiration for the recruits who could not meet the Army’s physical and academic test standards, so they went into the Future Soldier Prep Course.

Quarterback Bryson Daily ran for 153 yards and two touchdowns, and No. 18 Army extended the nation’s longest winning streak to 13 games with a 14-3 victory over North Texas.

Gen. Ronald Clark can trace by decades his roots in Hawaii. He hopes the experience will serve him well as he takes command of U.S. Army Pacific and its 106,000 personnel in an increasingly volatile region of the world.

A Virginia-based Army major faces accusations of sexual offenses against at least 20 victims in a three-year period, the service’s Office of Special Trial Counsel said Friday.

Shane M. James, 35, will remain in the Travis County Jail until a space opens at a state mental health facility that can treat someone accused of such violent offenses. That could take more than a year.

An investigation has been launched to determine a U.S. Army-operated MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone went down.

U.S. Army veteran Arthur Chavarria was headed to bed on Nov. 1 when a neighbor’s home caught fire near Camp Humphreys, South Korea. Chavarria put on a pair of flip-flops, ran toward the smoke and helped his elderly neighbor escape the burning house.