The soldiers were swept out to sea after a human-chain effort failed to rescue a service member who had fallen from the cliffside.

Since 2010, participants have undertaken a 40-mile trek to a memorial to U.S. soldiers, near where a German artillery shell killed then-Col. William O. Darby on April 30, 1945.

Dog handlers must carry bottles or sprayers of water to rinse away their canine’s piddle from pavement, street benches and the wheels of parked cars and scooters.

The Army Corps of Engineers is among the leading federal outdoor recreation providers. The proposal would leave it to state laws to govern the exercise of Second Amendment rights in public areas the Corps manages.

Ivy Unruh died last week of wounds from an April 17 shooting. Her estranged husband, Joshua Orlando, is charged with first-degree murder in the case.

Preschoolers who are developing green thumbs in the Vicenza Elementary School garden got a big assist from a Boy Scout with a heart of gold.

Tigers win their first game of the season at the expense of the defending Division II/III champions in DODEA-Europe softball action.

Paola Del Din carried out a mission in the far northeastern corner of Italy to bring important documents to Allied troops in the final days of the war, parachuting into the Nazi-occupied area.

Dozens filled an auditorium at the heart of Caserma Del Din, Italy, to pay their respects to an Army veteran who “touched many hearts on many continents” before his sudden death earlier this month.

A U.S. naval blockade aimed at strangling Iran’s economy is ramping up pressure as the war enters its seventh week, with Tehran warning of possible retaliation.