Roughly 200 service members and South Korean government officials gathered at Camp Humphreys to honor the U.N. Command’s charter, instituted shortly after the start of the Korean War.

A Hawaii-based Army officer faced command retaliation for communicating with Congress about the Navy’s jet-fuel tainted tap water in 2021, according to a Defense Department watchdog.

California National Guard soldiers arriving in Humvee military vehicles backed a sweep of a park in a Los Angeles neighborhood heavily populated by immigrants, according to L.A. Mayor Karen Bass.

As technology  — and the way fighters use it — changes battlefields across the globe, science fiction is becoming a reality and drones are now a fact of life for soldiers in Hawaii.

Combat patches are now authorized for U.S. soldiers who deployed to a select group of countries in the Middle East and Africa over roughly the past two years, the Army said.

U.S. soldiers and local residents danced and celebrated together on Independence Day, underscoring how much a nearly 800-year-old Polish village has changed in less than a decade since the Army arrived.

The United States Military Academy at West Point welcomed the Class of 2029 this week. The new cadets arrived on campus, said farewell to their families and prepared to begin their Army careers.

A veteran who died in Chicago without any recollection of their life was recently memorialized in a funeral service with military honors nearly a decade after dying. Investigators identified Reba Caroline Bailey, who served in the Women’s Army Corps in the 1960s, through postmortem fingerprints.

Alaska Army National Guard aviators rescued a family of six, including an elderly woman and child, stranded for almost 24 hours on the Kuskokwim River near Tuntutuliak during a storm.

The U.S. Army in Europe has established a command-and-control capability with allies that could deliver a big battlefield advantage if it’s integrated worldwide, a top U.S. commander said.