Hohenfels and Baumholder could see two-time defending D-III girls volleyball champs again really soon.

The Oregon National Guard’s 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry Regiment prepared for its upcoming mission to help keep peace in Kosovo.

A Defense Department pilot program offers up to $1,500 in reimbursement for transportation costs associated with travel for someone to look after kids of service members after a PCS.

The first of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 251’s planes arrived on Sept. 17 in Cherry Point, N.C., the new home of the squadron nicknamed the Thunderbolts. It was formerly based at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort in South Carolina.

The Army has begun revamping outdated aircraft fueling and rearming procedures to make the process quicker and safer for service members in combat zones.

Frankfurt’s Seth Leishman wins the boys race and Zurich’s Helene Orstavik captures the girls event in meet that has more schools than any other until season-ending championships.

The indoor marksmanship trainers at bases in California, North Carolina and Okinawa were previously limited to service rifles, pistols and machine guns. But soon they will include the M252 60mm mortar and the M3A1 shoulder-fired rocket system, known as the MAAWS.

Boulderhalle E4, a climbing gym in the heart of Nuremberg, is a great place to stay active as the weather gets colder. With more than 32,000 square feet of intricate walls, it’s one of the largest bouldering centers in Germany.

Suppression of information in Cold War-era Czechoslovakia left many generations in the dark about the WWII combat in their lands, including an obscure battle that left dozens of Americans dead.

American families and friends joined Czechs and Slovaks on Monday to commemorate 80 years since a tragic air battle that took the lives of 41 Army airmen during World War II.