An investigation uncovered leadership failures and mismanagement by state officials who oversaw a program plagued by a history of violent episodes, of which the October melees were the largest.

The stepped-up effort means about 500 troops will cycle monthly through the Army’s training hubs in Germany, the largest of which is in the Bavarian town of Grafenwoehr.

Sgt. Anthony Bernard Thomas, 38, surrendered last week with the assistance of supervising military officers as he reported for drill formation at the Henderson Armory.

The action doesn’t address damage to military careers or restore the faith of service members sidelined by their refusal to take the vaccine.

Pvt. Abdul N. Latifu of the Bronx died Tuesday afternoon of injuries that he sustained during an altercation with another soldier.

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Dara Buck was convicted of stealing millions at least $4.5 million of federal money from student loan and coronavirus relief programs.

Criminal Investigation Division officials have questioned 15 soldiers assigned to U.S. Army Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg. The investigation is continuing.

One person was slightly injured in a pellet gun shooting Tuesday at Colorado’s Fort Carson, base officials said.

Pentagon officials have said training the Ukrainians to use the Patriot would take several months.

Gigantic cats using hydropower dams as scratching posts are just some of the pawed pinups in a 2023 calendar released by Pacific Northwest-based U.S. military personnel.

Drastic changes are coming for NATO, and the U.S.-led alliance’s top American officer in Europe says members must face this fact: “Hard power is a reality.”

Around 41 Stryker vehicles from 8th Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team took part in a live-fire exercise that in previous years involved an armored combat team.

For the first time in two decades, the U.S. Army has a recruiting station on the most populous of Japan’s four main islands.

Col. Ricky Taylor and more than 400 American, Japanese, Australian and British paratroopers jumped Sunday into a drop zone at Camp Narashino, east of Tokyo in Chiba prefecture, as part of the annual New Year’s Friendship Parachute Jump.

Bonnie Alger said she knew from a young age she was interested in singing and playing a musical instrument. She is now the first female Officer in Charge of the United States Army Chorus.

Lt. Col. Andrew J. Dial had faced three charges related to sexual assault, all of which he pleaded not guilty to during a nearly weeklong court-martial on Kleber Kaserne in Kaiserslautern.

Maj. Gen. Telita Crosland, 55, will be the fourth director of the 9-year-old agency, which has a $56 billion budget and has grown dramatically in its scope through congressional mandates that began in 2016.

Kaheem Bailey-Taylor will receive the Medal of Heroism, the highest honor the U.S. Army gives to JROTC cadets.

The Pentagon has until Jan. 1, 2024, to carry out those recommendations, which include renaming two Navy ships and nine Army installations in southern states.