Leadership of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, a Kaiserslautern-based U.S. Army command that serves as the linchpin for sustaining soldiers across Europe, changed hands.

U.S. service members ordered to South Korea without their families after Oct. 1 will serve 24 months in the country, double the current tour length, according to U.S. Forces Korea.

Sgt. Timothy Santiago and Spc. Fernando Campbell claimed victory in Eighth Army’s top chef competition in South Korea, using mystery ingredients and quick thinking in a showcase they say is essential for boosting morale and creativity in the kitchen.

A summer playgroup for infants and toddlers, sponsored by the Exceptional Family Member Program at the largest U.S. military base overseas, allows health care professionals to casually observe the children for early signs of development delays or disabilities.

The Army post was redesignated to honor Col. Robert B. Hood, a veteran of World War I and recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross.

Tucked away inside a cardboard box at the headquarters of U.S. Army Japan is a relic of the original armistice that ended the Korean War 72 years ago.

A 22-year-old ROTC cadet from Rutgers University died Thursday while attending a summer training program at Fort Knox in Kentucky. The cause of death is under investigation.

Commanders at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst are just as uninformed about Department of Homeland Security plans for an immigration detention center on the base as two of New Jersey’s House representatives say they are.

A change-of-command ceremony took place July 18 to honor Col. Jay McGee taking command of the National Ground Intelligence Center. The NGIC is the U.S. Army’s primary center for intelligence.

A recently awarded Army contract aims to provide more weapons that use high-powered microwaves to help soldiers take down drone swarms in one swoop.