The moves build on other recent special operations projects in Baumholder, which eventually will serve as a home for hundreds of Green Berets and SEALs.

The Army’s budget request for fiscal 2024 seeks $185 billion that includes funding increases to attract and retain soldiers, stabilize the Indo-Pacific region and procure new weapons, service officials said.

The Fort Jackson recruit charged with hijacking a school bus full of children was found not guilty by reason of insanity. Jovan Collazo will be committed for 120 days.

Delta Battery’s task is to make sure that if the Russians ever fire at the billions of dollars’ worth of aid making its way from NATO territory to Ukraine, their Patriot missiles will keep the cargo moving and the people nearby it safe.

Thousands of soldiers from the United States and the Philippines began a three-week exercise on the island of Luzon to hone warfighting skills, including jungle operations.

V Corps completed more than 29 missions in 21 days, moving more than 500,000 pounds of equipment including diapers, hygiene sets, heavy duty plastic sheets for temporary shelters and more.

Service officials said they believe those exemptions will help reduce the error rate of the Army’s body fat measurement method to almost zero.

The U.S. Air Force’s precision flying team headlines the July 15-16 weekend event, which is returning to Joint Base Lewis-McChord after a seven-year absence.

Axel “Gee” Casseus, 22, pleaded guilty in December to selling the drugs almost exactly a year ago to the students who rented a home in Wilton Manors for their vacation.

Fort A.P. Hill is hoping to partner with jurisdictions around the military base to save time and money on certain services.

The U.S. Army’s first permanent base in Poland just got its first permanently assigned active-duty soldier.

Pvt. Romay Davis, a 103-year-old World War II veteran from Alabama, received the first Lifetime Achievement Award at the 10th annual Women Who Shape The State event.

The Women, Peace and Security Symposium at the headquarters of U.S. Army Japan focused on the role of women from the defense sector in maintaining global peace and security.

The bulk of the troops deploying to Europe will come from Fort Stewart, Ga., while units from Fort Bliss, Texas, and Fort Bragg, N.C., will join them. Units from Fort Drum, N.Y., Fort Hood, Texas, and Fort Sill, Okla., will deploy to the Middle East. A brigade from Fort Carson, Colo., will head to South Korea.

Jahmaar Williams, 31, has served in the National Guard for the last 12 years and went to Kuwait.

The Army is reaching back for a nostalgic slogan that service leaders believe will help solve modern recruiting troubles — “Be All You Can Be.”

Elements of the Army’s 10th Mountain Division are deploying to Europe to replace a 101st Airborne Division team that has been operating out of a strategic hub in Romania for the past nine months, the service said.

Once a year, hundreds of ornate dolls decorate the steps of a Shinto shrine near the U.S. Army’s headquarters in Japan. For some service members, the bright displays evoke feelings of home.

Army Gen. Paul Nakasone warned the Senate Armed Services Committee that Russia remains a “very capable adversary” in cyberspace and could unleash a barrage of cyberattacks against Ukraine and the West as part of a military push deeper into Ukraine.