Members of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense questioned Army officials on the ouster of Gen. Randy George and on the budget for fiscal 2027.

U.S. forces launched simultaneous large-scale drills in Africa that included a groundbreaking exercise in war-torn Libya, where special operations troops are focused on bolstering their counterterrorism skills.

As U.S. forces continue to expand their presence in Poland, garrison leaders say new support services are also making progress, including access to higher education for troops stationed in the country.

Army Maj. Gen. Fox Conner, who planned the largest U.S. WWI offensive and later mentored legendary generals, never sought praise or recognition, but his name now graces a key building at service’s strategic epicenter.

The MV-75 has a cruise speed of 320 mph — much faster than the Black Hawk’s operating speed of 183 mph. It will boast a range of up to 920 miles, which dwarfs the Black Hawk’s 367-mile top range.

Roughly 70 soldiers with the 232nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion deployed in June 2025 to Poland, where they were responsible for logistics operations affecting multiple countries.

A battle captain at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, Capt. Andrew Lee helped secure the title for ASV Neumarkt at the regional league finals.

Frank Ross Talbert, 41, was assigned to the 52nd Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group at Fort Campbell, Ky., when he was arrested and federally charged in May 2024. 

A pair of Marines captured a rare victory at the Army-run International Sniper Competition, securing the service’s first win in nearly 17 years and only the second in the event’s history.

Securing safe child care is “a big” point of stress for soldiers preparing for deployments, making it a primary focus for the service. Only 22 of the Army’s 68 installations are staffed at 90% or higher.