The Army’s efforts to accelerate an upgrade of its Stryker combat vehicle — which the service says is needed to meet challenges posed by Russia and China — delayed its final rollout by at least a year, a government watchdog agency says.
The Army’s efforts to accelerate an upgrade of its Stryker combat vehicle — which the service says is needed to meet challenges posed by Russia and China — delayed its final rollout by at least a year, a government watchdog agency says.
Fort Carson this month hit some bumps in a new plan to serve soldiers meals through grab-and-go kiosks on weekends, but it has made significant changes to ensure the kiosks stay stocked. The Army as a whole is looking at how to better serve meals at different bases.
The grocery store on the largest U.S. military installation overseas has been named the best overseas large commissary of the year by the Defense Commissary Agency.
The Army’s Training with Industry program is a highly competitive opportunity for active-duty soldiers to spend a year working in a civilian company and then bring back lessons learned to their peers in the service. For some, it offers a chance at a dream job.
Army Sgts. Sagen Maddalena and Ivan Roe have doubled their chances at scoring an Olympic medal this summer in Paris.
Alaska-based U.S. soldiers on an exercise in Norway carried out a rare flight over the North Pole and parachuted into the Arctic.
Mexico’s president praised Mexican revolutionary Francisco “Pancho” Villa for his 1916 attack on Columbus, New Mexico, a raid that killed 18 Americans, mostly civilians, and eight U.S. soldiers.
The caskets containing the bodies of Army National Guard Chief Warrant Officers 2 Casey Frankoski and John M. Grassia III, killed in a helicopter crash on March 8 in Texas, were brought home to New York on Monday.
Work has been going on around the clock since the beginning of this month at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the largest U.S. base in the Middle East, as soldiers and airmen scurry to assemble aid pallets for airdrops to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
A New York Army National Guard regiment with deep ties to Irish-American history once again took the lead in New York City’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade.