A decorated soldier assigned to Army Central Command died Sunday while exercising. Lt. Col. Roderick Vinson, 55, was a transportation officer assigned to the Army Central Command at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, S.C.
A Special Forces officer who killed a Chechen immigrant conducting utility work on his property in North Carolina will not face charges after a three-month investigation into the shooting.
The Army charged Spc. Riley Birbilas on Monday with counts of premediated murder in the death of Spc. Jacob Ashton. They had both served on a recent nine-month deployment to Iraq and Syria.
A U.S. Army soldier was paired with a NATO ally for the first time to compete in the eighth annual European Best Sniper Team Competition.
The United States and South Korea will kick off their second large-scale military exercise of the year next week with specific North Korean threats in mind.
Approximately 100 Alaska Army National Guardsmen assigned to Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 297th Infantry Regiment returned home Saturday after a nine-month deployment to Kuwait.
The U.S. Army has doubled the tour length for single soldiers serving in certain roles on the Korean Peninsula.
The Army on Wednesday broke ground on a one-of-a-kind barracks at the base that service officials said will be the future home of a relatively new combat unit.
Olympians Red Gerard and Hailey Langland joined Paralympic champion and Navy SEAL veteran Dan Cnossen for a USO-organized visit to military installations in remote Alaska.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army announced a joint project to conduct sampling and testing of private drinking water wells located near the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant for the presence of contaminants.
U.S. and Romanian military leaders unveiled an airfield upgrade this week at Romania’s Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base that will spur growth at what may become one of NATO’s largest military installations in Europe.
Army master sergeant who repeatedly called German police officers Nazis after being arrested for drunken driving was sentenced Wednesday at a court-martial to 18 months in jail for several crimes.
Command Sgt. Maj. Matthew Carlson was fired July 16 “due to a loss of trust and confidence in his leadership.” Carlson was relieved after a completed investigation pertaining to alcohol-related incidents.
A Marine jumped to aid a fellow service member injured in a single-car crash while attempting to leave the home of the Air Force’s 18th Wing this week.
The Department of the Air Force wants to cleanse fuel-soaked ground on Maui’s tallest peak, considered sacred in Native Hawaiian culture, by venting soil still in place and airing out contaminated soil previously excavated.
The small, hand-held hexacopter drone is far different from the RQ-7B Shadow drones that Sgt. Nicholas Murphy has flown for the Army for nearly a decade. The biggest difference: Murphy built this one with his own hands.
Col. Stephen Flanagan, an experienced Special Forces commander with multiple combat tours of Iraq and Afghanistan, took command Tuesday of a sprawling garrison in Bavaria that has provided extensive training to Ukrainian troops fighting Russia.
The Army is sending 25 noncommissioned officers to work with civilian organizations for four months to learn innovations in recruiting to help improve the service’s new training and lay the groundwork for new strategies in attracting more recruits across the country.