The U.S. Army Basic Training Museum, which documents the history of basic training at the Army’s largest training base, turns 50 on Thursday.

The U.S. Army’s Southern European Task Force, Africa has a new leader after a change of command ceremony Thursday at Caserma Ederle.

The U.S. military is celebrating a little-known part of World War II history, honoring the Japanese-American U.S. Army unit that was key to liberating parts of Italy and France even while the troops’ relatives were interned at home as enemies of the state following Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor.

The U.S. 7th Fleet’s flagship USS Blue Ridge recently wrapped up a five-day port call on Vietnam that included a visit to the site of an Army helicopter lost during the Vietnam War, where excavations continue to search for the remains of four soldiers.

Four people were injured when three U.S. military trucks collided with each other and a car traveling on highway A6 near Feuchtwangen on Wednesday.

The Big Red One’s aviation brigade is back at Fort Riley after spending the last nine months in Europe.

Army Brig. Gen. Joseph Lock took command this week of U.S. special operations troops in Europe, assuming leadership of a force that has played an integral role in training Ukraine’s military.

The first court appearance of Pvt. Travis King, who is charged with desertion for running into North Korea last year, has been postponed. A lawyer for King said attorneys are negotiating a possible plea agreement.

The Army Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is seeking information on sources that can provide the skills, facilities, tooling and personnel to support prototyping a complete Multi-Domain Artillery Cannon prototype consisting of a wheeled self-propelled 155-mm weapon system.

Hundreds of U.S. soldiers and Marines recently wrapped up training in Malaysia, an island nation that steers a neutral course between U.S. regional interests and Beijing’s maritime claims in the South China Sea.