Pvt. Jonathan Kang Lee, 26, pleaded guilty Wednesday at his court-martial to killing a cab driver during his attempt to desert the Army and avoid conviction on child rape charges. Under a plea agreement, Lee admitted his guilt in exchange for a sentence of life with the possibility of parole. 

A 25-year-old Army sergeant was sentenced Wednesday to seven years in prison for selling classified military information about weapons, aircraft and tactics to an individual believed to be affiliated with the Chinese government, the Justice Department announced that day.

The Virginia Arts Festival’s presentation of the 2025 Virginia International Tattoo will honor the 250th anniversaries of the U.S. Army, Navy and Marine Corps.

The parents of a 19-year-old soldier who died by suicide in 2021 say in a recently filed lawsuit that he faced months of threats, retaliation and bullying after objecting to getting the COVID-19 vaccine, court records show.

An Army statement said the suspension isn’t related to any misconduct, and no further details would be provided while the matter is reviewed. The Department of Defense on April 14 posted photos on X showing portraits of President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at Fort McCoy had been turned to face the wall. 

The Army’s plan to renew a lease for almost 20,000 acres of state land on Hawaii’s Big Island carries significant harmful effects on biological resources, cultural practices and environmental justice, according to a final environmental impact statement.

Greville Clarke, a sergeant at Fort Cavazos in Texas, was convicted Tuesday of attempted murder for strangling a woman with a lamp cord in her barracks room and for raping her and another woman, among dozens of other crimes that he committed against fellow soldiers.

The new load, assemble and pack facility in Camden is expected to produce some 50,000 shells per month, according to the Army. Service officials since 2022 have sought to boost production of the Army’s 155mm artillery shells to 100,000 per month as it sent millions of rounds to Ukraine.

Soldiers will once again have to get familiar with a different physical fitness test, as the Army moves toward a renamed one that drops an event and alters scoring standards.

A Guam Army National Guard company made history on April 12 by becoming the first infantry unit to earn the Alexander Hamilton Award, an honor typically reserved for artillery units.