A Louisiana man is the latest former U.S. Army reservist to plead guilty in a fraud scheme that scammed the Army out of more than $100,000, federal prosecutors said.
Three more men filed complaints against the Army seeking $5 million each for failing to protect patients from misconduct by a military doctor facing a court-martial in one of the largest sexual abuse cases in the service’s history.
There was a new star of the show at Girls in Aviation Day. The first all-women UH-60 Black Hawk crew from the West Virginia Army National Guard touched down outside the Robert C. Byrd National Aerospace Education Center in Bridgeport.
Over two weeks of training at Fort Carson, 74 students, including military professionals from six countries, learned how to evaluate medical facilities, including field hospitals, to meet NATO standards.
U.S. fighter jets are slated to soar over Seoul on Tuesday for the Armed Forces Day parade, a show of force commemorating the founding of South Korea’s military.
The Tennessee National Guard and Virginia State Police rescued more than 50 patients and staff stranded on the roof of Unicoi County Hospital because of flooding by Hurricane Helene.
Work is underway on new annex facilities at the U.S. Army’s garrison in Baumholder, Germany, where $500 million worth of construction is taking place in anticipation of the transfer of special operations troops from Stuttgart.
Fake command posts, electromagnetic decoys and fast-moving mission control hubs are some of the ways the war in Ukraine has transformed U.S. Army training in Europe, according to a top American general.
A soldier convicted of child rape pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges that he deserted to avoid the rape trial and killed a taxi driver while trying to flee from the Seattle area.
Tuberville, R-Ala., imposed the block on Clark’s promotion earlier this month over concerns about the general’s role in keeping quiet Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s hospitalization after complications from a surgery to treat prostate cancer.
The Army has begun revamping outdated aircraft fueling and rearming procedures to make the process quicker and safer for service members in combat zones.
Personnel from 10 nations will join in a massive 10-day Army exercise in Hawaii next month with drills taking place on three of the state’s islands. The Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center kicks off training on Oct. 7 with soldiers fanning out across Oahu, Maui and the Big Island.
Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery were the first in the service to receive 27 M270A2 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems. The launchers arrived in July.
Turning U.S. Army rotational brigades into units permanently based in Europe could give the security assurances needed to nudge allies into playing a larger role in supporting Ukraine, a new U.S. Army War College study asserts.
A U.S. service member stationed in South Korea pleaded guilty to assaulting a taxi driver in Seoul and was fined roughly $2,250 last month.
The Dustoffs extracted 900,000 wounded U.S., Vietnamese, and allied soldiers from May 1962 to March 1973. The Army said the medevac crews had a one-in-three chance of becoming casualties themselves.
Pvt. Travis King on Friday was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to deserting to North Korea. But he walked out of the courtroom a free man, with credit for time already served and good behavior.
Existing units don’t have the capacity to manage a wartime flow without compromising their health care services, officials said. The new unit will also impress on adversaries that allied troops will fight hard, knowing they’ll be taken care of.
The Polish Defense Ministry mobilized 10,000 soldiers to help combat the widespread floods, and the Polish military put out a call for additional help Wednesday. American troops answered the call within hours.