Mama’s is an unpretentious burger bar about 15 miles southeast of Tower Barracks with a theme that one might expect at a street fair, such as loaded fries, currywurst, fried chicken and grilled cheese, to name a few.

The U.S. Army took a step toward integrating killer drones into its battlefield tactics after it dropped live grenades from the air at a training area in Germany.

An Army in-flight system that can detect when a pilot is incapacitated and get the aircraft back to base has passed a key test, giving the service a boost in its quest to develop autonomous technology.

U.S. soldiers from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and the 52nd Air Defense Artillery Brigade traveled overnight in 116 vehicles to Hungary for exercise Saber Guardian.

Dozens of Army museums around the world dedicated to units, some among the most storied in the service, will disappear over the next three years as part of cost-cutting and efforts to align with Pentagon priorities.

The U.S. military’s training of Ukrainian forces in Bavaria switched to a new Army National Guard unit over the weekend, as Russia appears poised to launch a new offensive in a war well into its third year.

A mountain of mining waste in Bavaria has been transformed into a first-class recreational experience at Monte Kaolino, an amusement park in the picturesque town of Hirschau, approximately 12 miles south of Tower Barracks in Grafenwoehr.

The U.S. is imposing sanctions on Sudan over reports that it used chemical weapons against rebel forces during the African country’s ongoing civil war, the State Department said this week.

Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Daliege’s mobile artillery system was exposed for less than a minute as it darted across a dusty road and into thick forest at the sprawling U.S.-run military training area outside this Bavarian town.

When the number of former prisoners of war receiving benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs nearly doubled without explanation, an American survivor of the “Hanoi Hilton” wanted answers.