The command responsible for US ground operations in South Korea took responsibility for a stray bullet that struck a moving car, according to Pocheon city officials.
This was the ninth iteration of the contest, which was developed in August 2020 by the XVIII Airborne Corps and now gives members of all ranks and service branches an opportunity to pitch their ideas and concepts to a 10-judge panel of civilian technical experts and senior military leaders.
The Army is offering bonuses and promotions to soldiers willing to quickly fill 800 vacancies in a training course to become recruiters in the next two months.
A U.S. Army soldier traveled over a thousand miles to a 14-year-old girl in Maine and took her away from home — twice, federal prosecutors said. He’s accused of doing so to engage in sex acts with her.
A massive, 10-day Army exercise in Hawaii brings together 5,100 U.S. soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines, some of whom are expected to make a whirlwind roundtrip flight to Palau for a live-fire drill.
The 506th Military Police Detachment with the Washington National Guard will soon deploy to the Middle East for a nine-month tour in support of ongoing operations in Jordan.
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Michael Ollis’ heroics when he sacrificed his life to save a Polish soldier during an attack in Afghanistan in 2013 have become part of military lore in Poland.
Paratroopers with the Alaska-based 11th Airborne Division are slated to parachute into a training field on Hawaii’s Big Island as part of the multistate Arctic Aloha exercise.
The Portland, Ore., branch of the Army Corps of Engineers is scheduled to release the second edition of its pet calendars by midday Monday, in a follow-up to its viral social media campaign last year.
Michigan National Guard officials and state leaders applauded the upgrades during a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the addition of shower and toilet facilities and a lactation room at the camp’s Army Airfield Armory.
Leavenworth, Kan., police are investigating after Capt. Alex W. Northrup, 29, died Thursday from injuries he sustained in a two-vehicle collision on his way to work.
The names of Confederate leaders who took up arms against the United States in the Civil War have been fully stripped from Army installations, as the former Fort Gordon in Georgia was renamed Fort Eisenhower on Friday.
The suicide rate among active-duty troops slightly increased in 2022 as the overall number of suicides decreased in the military, according to an annual Pentagon report.
Federal and Maine authorities are still searching for the suspected shooter identified as Robert Card, who enlisted in the Army Reserve in December 2002 and was a petroleum supply specialist who had achieved the rank of sergeant first class, a spokesperson for the service said.
A soldier who hauled a badly injured woman from a smoking vehicle following a car crash near Fort Knox, Ky., has been awarded the Army’s highest honor for noncombat heroism.
While Army recruitment missed its goal nationally in 2022 by about a third of needed enlistments, Southern California recruiters came much closer to their mission — in part because of an upswing in interest among high school students,
As a Connecticut Army National Guardsman, Sgt. Luis Gonzalez Jr. says he would do anything for his country and his family. Little did he know that his most heroic feat would be on the homefront. That came in August when he donated a kidney to his father.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has begun its first hazardous-site assessments on two dozen properties among the more than 2,000 destroyed on Maui by wildfire in early August.
An Army infantry trainee at Fort Moore died Friday after suffering a medical emergency during a training event. Pfc. Cesar Gonzalez, 21, was pronounced dead at Fort Moore’s Martin Army Community Hospital.