Some Army paratroopers will lose $150 in monthly pay next year as the service reorganizes its airborne force and reclassifies more than 22,000 paid parachutist positions.

More than 6,000 additional plaintiffs have joined a lawsuit against the U.S. alleging they were sickened by the 2021 Red Hill jet fuel spill at a Navy facility in Hawaii, according to an amended complaint filed in federal court.

National Guard troops rehearsed their role in an operation at a Los Angeles park intended as a show of force against undocumented people and those protesting the administration’s immigration crackdown, a deputy commanding general testified.

Sgt. Quornelius Radford was formally charged with 13 offenses, including multiple counts of attempted murder and aggravated assault.

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll and Gen. James Mingus, the Army vice chief of staff, visited the D.C. Armory to greet troops and leaders as they prepare for the mission to crack down on crime in the nation’s capital.

The USCGC Storis will help bridge the gap between the service’s two older icebreakers and new ships scheduled to begin arriving in 2030.

A new acting commander took charge recently of Eighth Army, the U.S. field army in South Korea, after his predecessor took on a new role as deputy commanding general of the service’s ROTC program.

The Department of the Air Force has scrapped a plan to base a dozen Singapore air force F-15SG Eagle fighters on Guam, according to a recent decision.

A 23-year-old man died of his wounds following a shooting at a Navy installation in Oahu, and a soldier assigned to the 25th Infantry Division’s Sustainment Brigade, Hawaii, is in custody in connection.

The soldiers, from the Grafenwoehr-based 1st Squadron, 91st Cavalry Regiment (Airborne), used a prototype of a fully autonomous tactical vehicle called the Ultra to see how the Army might roll as its revamped fighting doctrine continues to take shape.