The Patton Memorial Pilsen in the Czech Republic is one of two museums in Europe to bear the Patton name and stands as a testament to the city’s liberation from the Nazis. It features more than 800 items dating back to Europe’s liberation, from GI uniforms, tools, first aid supplies and food rations to beach obstacles and pieces of felled aircraft. It also contains some of Patton’s personal items that were donated by his descendants.

A second Utah-based Army Reserve officer is facing federal charges that he stole over $143,000 over more than two years through a property rental scheme while providing support during the coronavirus pandemic.

The first Army tanks and vehicles that could one day supply an entire armored brigade as a bulwark against Russian aggression along NATO’s eastern flank have arrived at a new storage facility in Poland.

An Asian fusion oasis in Weiden, Germany, that opened in January is all the buzz and transforming an Asian food desert into a delicious destination.

A US Army garrison in Bavaria is aiming to reach listeners beyond the gates with a podcast that provides glimpses into the personalities of the people who serve.

A municipality located near U.S. military installations in Bavaria is instructing residents to boil their drinking water because of the presence of potentially harmful bacteria.

Recovery efforts in the state of Bavaria stretched into Monday following deadly weekend flooding that felled trees, inundated cellars and submerged roads.

A population of European gray wolves is thriving in the vast expanse of the US Army training range in Grafenwoehr, Germany.

The remains of a Jewish-American soldier who died in 1944 and was buried in a mass grave with soldiers who fought for the Nazis in occupied France were given to U.S. officials Tuesday during a ceremony at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center.

A dog tag belonging to Army Pfc. DeVerl Stevens, who was killed in Simmerath, Germany, on Dec. 16, 1944, is now in the possession of the daughter he never knew, 79 years after his death.