William Beaumont Army Medical Center in Texas is temporarily postponing administration of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine due to a shortage in doses.

Soldiers are mourning the closure of a popular veteran-owned pub near an Army base in Tennessee, after fire ravaged much of the building.

Maj. Gen. Brian Winski is relinquishing command of the division and Fort Campbell to Maj. Gen. JP McGee.

A contingent of Green Berets arrived this week in Serbia, where U.S. military commanders are looking to strengthen ties even as Belgrade deepens its connections with rivals China and Russia.

The Rhode Island National Guard has produced a 10-minute video to guide people through the process of getting a coronavirus vaccine at one of two state-run mass vaccination sites.

One in every four families living at Fort Campbell, Ky., will have a new or renovated house within the next five to 10 years based on plans by the Army and the base housing company.

More employees at Redstone Arsenal may be returning to the office with the lowering Thursday of the Army base’s health protection condition.

A former U.S. Army soldier who was court martialed after he left his post in Afghanistan and was captured by the Taliban is asking a federal judge to overturn his military conviction.

The U.S. Army has launched a new recruiting campaign that targets prospective soldiers who want to live and work in Alaska.

American Tattoo Society, which opened its first on-base location at the Nellis Air Force Base exchange in September, expects to open a new shop at Fort Bliss in the coming months.

Even small explosions — ones unlikely to cause concussions or injuries — change the molecular structure of the brain, a study says.

To better understand how sleep helps soldiers cope in the harsh conditions of Alaska, about 1,000 Army troops at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage have been issued a wearable device to measure their physiological data across sleep, strain and recovery.

An Army staff sergeant in Kuwait last week reenlisted against the backdrop of two widely recognized American symbols: the stars and stripes and the golden arches.

The names and stories of 11 soldiers who were part of the 3rd Special Forces Group were remembered at Fort Bragg on Friday, between the flutter kicks, air squats and pushups of Physical training.

JBLM has been in a holding pattern for the last few weeks, knowing that its service members would need to participate in the one-day stand down but waiting on more details from the Pentagon about the order.

Largely based on a midsize Chevrolet pickup, the Infantry Squad Vehicle is intended to carry an infantry squad's nine soldiers and their equipment.

Staff Sgt. Lesly J. Lindor was charged in connection with the Sept. 3, 2018, death of his wife Rachelle Lindor. A military official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said Lindor had attempted to obtain tetrodotoxin, a poison that comes from puffer fish and similar species.

Victor Everette Silvers is accused of murdering his estranged wife, Brittney Niecol Silvers, at her on-post home in 2018.

At a sentencing hearing on Thursday, Lagaria Slaughter apologized for supplying a party drug that caused 20-year-old Katherine Schlegal to overdose at the EDM fest on Randall’s Island in New York.

The AH-64 Apache helicopter crewmen, who were being evaluated by medical personnel, were conducting flight training when the incident occurred.

Brig. Gen. Milford H. Beagle Jr., a South Carolina native who has served as the commander at Fort Jackson since 2018, has been given a new assignment.

Three decades have passed since a devastating Iraqi missile strike on the 14th Quartermaster Detachment that changed the lives of 43 members of the Army Reserve water purification unit who were wounded, and the families of 13 soldiers who died in the attack.

The Army will conduct field-testing of a new microwave weapon designed to protect military bases from incoming drones as early as 2024, following an on-site demonstration at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, officials said.

The Army has announced new assignments for 58 general officers, including nearly two dozen involving overseas posts.

Sgt. Dermot Andrew Blake was charged with murder and two counts of child abuse associated with the shooting death of his wife, Tashianna Blake.

A U.S. Army recruiter from Bradenton, Fla. was arrested Monday on charges of sexually battering a Sarasota County teenager, and detectives believe there may be more victims.

The consolidation of U.S. Army Europe and Africa headquarters is a “very big advance” that will enable troops to move more rapidly between continents in times of crisis, the general in charge of Army missions on the two continents said Tuesday.

The Army is studying whether the warrior pose could make better warriors after putting hundreds of new recruits through daily yoga and meditation regimens in basic training.

The discovery comes as the academy and the Buffalo Soldiers Association of West Point prepare for the installation this year of a new equestrian monument on campus to honor the crucial, but little known, role of the Buffalo Soldiers there.

A soldier indicted on federal charges of conspiring with neo-Nazis to ambush his own unit wants his case dismissed because the grand jury didn’t include enough Black and Hispanic members.

A U.S. soldier who was fined 500 euros and had his electronics confiscated after shooting aerial pictures of the 2019 Oktoberfest in Munich has lost his appeal to have his drone returned to him, court officials said Monday.

The E-8C Joint STARS aviators made history Friday when the first all-African American flight crew launched on a training mission at Robins Air Force Base.

The testing was part of an ongoing study to determine the effectiveness of military overwhite uniforms. The attire, also known as "snow camouflage," is designed to conceal soldiers from different types of night vision sensors.

Soldiers from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade took part Thursday in the first live hoist drill to be held in about five years at Hohenfels, Germany.

“Stronger Together” is the new command slogan, replacing the nearly 7-year-old guiding mantra of “Strong Europe,” the Army said.

Seven soldiers have been chosen to present their ideas next week as part of the Army’s 18th Airborne Corps’ attempt to find solutions for eliminating sexual assault and harassment in the service, the corps announced Thursday.

For the Air Force and Army paratroopers on the C-130J aircraft that took off from Ramstein on Thursday, the day was good enough for a jump — and that’s all they needed.

The commandant of the Army War College was suspended last week over allegations of sexual assault, Pentagon officials said Thursday.

On what would have been Sgt. 1st Class William M. Bryant's 88th birthday, his family gathered Tuesday at the Fort Bragg building that bears his name to donate his Medal of Honor for a display there.

Although European security is still the 173rd Airborne Brigade's primary mission, officials expect it to have a growing role in Africa.

The reevaluation of the Army Combat Fitness Test comes weeks after Congress delayed its implementation over concerns the new test created an unfair disadvantage to female soldiers.

Soldiers at Fort Hood recommended to Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville on Wednesday that they would benefit from training on how to hold discussions about rooting out extremism in the ranks.

The Army has been looking internally at its helicopter crashes and says it has found a link between delayed defense budget approvals and its accident rates. But for now Black Hawks will keep flying, even as the Army acknowledges the increased strain on the force.

Army Chief of Staff James McConville announced the funding during a visit to Fort Hood to see progress made to improve the command climate and culture of the base.

Soldiers of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment will spend the majority of 2021 training individually and with their squads as the Fort Hood unit regroups from incidents last year highlighted in a recent review of the base culture and climate.

In a continued quest for answers about the death of Special Forces soldier Mark Leshikar, Military Matters hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy talk with Paul Ciolino, the president of the International Association of Forensic Criminologists and an Army veteran.

The U.S. military in Japan reported one new infection by 6 p.m. Wednesday, an individual with the U.S. Army already in quarantine as a recent arrival to Japan.

The three admitted they trespassed on federal property and illegally harvested trophy whitetail deer from that property, all in violation of the federal Lacey Act, a U.S. Attorney for Kansas said.

Maj. Gen. Stephen J. Maranian took command of the War College in July, when he became that school’s 52nd commandant.

They were a small, tight-knit crew of Army Transportation Corps soldiers who came to Vietnam to run a combination barge and truck but who took on the dangerous work of patrolling harbors and rivers — and now, Fort Eustis’ museum has one of their boats to make sure nobody forgets their hazardous service.

The Army’s 18th Airborne Corps wants soldiers to pitch ideas for improving the service's sexual assault and harassment prevention program that they believe would better address the long-standing problem within its ranks, the corps announced Monday.

The Army’s 1st Combat Aviation Brigade will deploy to Europe in April to support training operations in at least four allied countries, the service announced Monday.

More than 60 National Guard soldiers based out of St. Cloud are being deployed this week for stateside training before heading to Kuwait. The unit flies CH-47 Chinook heavy-lift helicopters.

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Sgt. Ryan Mason was one of many veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan where he was exposed to burn pits set up to destroy waste produced by the military. Mason died on Jan. 28 from cancer that apparently originated overseas. He was 36.

Army Spc. Christopher Cashaw hasn't been back to Johnstownm, Pa., in some time. He's currently stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas. But he remembers a calm environment where he didn't have to deal with race issues — at least as far as he recalls. He considers that a blessing.

The legislative victories build off wins in 2019 that helped align the Rock Island Arsenal with major Army modernization priorities and the National Defense Strategy, said Davenport Mayor Mike Matson.

The disappearance of Pvt. Richard Halliday in July ignited scrutiny of his battalion at Fort Bliss, as the unit faced claims of a toxic culture at the base.

About 100 U.S. soldiers and 100 troops from the United Arab Emirates participated in the Iron Union exercise, which lasted about two weeks in the Abu Dhabi desert and included coronavirus protection measures.

Spc. Raul Hernandez Perez was charged under the Uniform Code of Military Justice with murder and failure to follow a lawful order following the death of his wife, Selena Roth.

Dumping a vehicle in Hawaii is a crime, and active-duty soldier found doing so would face prosecution under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

The Idaho National Guard identified the pilots as Chief Warrant Officer 4 Jesse Anderson, 43; Chief Warrant Officer 3 George “Geoff” Laubhan, 39; and Chief Warrant Officer 3 Matthew Peltzer, 43.

Missing evidence, the changing account of what happened that day in March 2018, redacted reports, a grieving family and a witness who only now is able to speak out in this episode of Military Matters.

The Fort Bragg paratroopers training at the Joint Readiness Training Center in Fort Polk, La., expressed concerns about the coronavirus.

The U.S. military needs more long-range artillery and other advanced weaponry in Europe to be able to take on enemy forces in the event of a major conflict on the Continent, the top Army commander in Europe has said.

The names of the pilots killed were being withheld until 24 hours after family notification per Pentagon policy, officials said.

Kombucha tea has inspired new Army-funded technology that may help troops carry out potentially life-saving tasks, such as detecting chemicals and other pollutants in the environment or purifying water in the field.

The FBI and U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command want to know if anyone saw Master Sgt. William J. LaVigne II or Timothy J. Dumas on Dec. 1-2, according to a statement released Tuesday.

The troops drank the potentially lethal substance thinking it was alcohol and became ill Thursday afternoon. All of them spent at least one night at William Beaumont Army Medical Center at Fort Bliss.

Some 4,700 troops from nine allied and partner nations were scheduled to arrive at the U.S. Army’s largest training area in Europe Monday for an exercise seeking to test the readiness of U.S. troops to fight potential Russian aggression.

They called themselves the “Black Rattlers” and the French dubbed them “Men of Bronze,” but the Army now officially recognizes a historic Harlem unit by what the enemy called them in World War I — the “Hellfighters.”

When Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston met with leaders at Fort Hood earlier this month, one subject came up repeatedly – the barracks. “I walked in and I was appalled,” one noncommissioned officer told Grinston during the Jan. 7 meeting.

A U.S. district court judge has been asked to consider a request from Fort Bragg's housing provider Corvias to drop class action allegations from a suit filed on behalf of Fort Bragg families.

According to a release from Fort Jackson, an active duty basic combat trainee sustained a gunshot wound Friday and was subsequently evacuated by EMS.

The rule applies to military personnel, family members, and Defense Department civilians and contractors, “unless mission requirements dictate otherwise,” the memorandum said.

The soldiers were participating in a training exercise as part of the 11th Air Defense Artillery Brigade of the 32nd Army Air and Missile Defense Command when they drank the potentially deadly substance.

Apps to schedule paratrooper jumps, wearable technology to monitor their health, and artificial intelligence to manage deployments — these are innovations that students and researchers at North Carolina State University could soon be working on for the military.

U.S. soldiers in Bavaria will soon be allowed to wear their uniforms off-base, the 7th Army Training Command said Friday, reversing a rule put in place in 2014 for safety reasons.

On the day he would have celebrated his 32nd birthday, Staff Sgt. Jimmy Moriarty’s family accepted a Silver Star Medal awarded for the fallen Army Green Beret's courageous last stand in 2016.

The soldiers are under medical care and an investigation is underway, the Army said in a news release Thursday night.

Many sexual assaults in the military go unreported because under military justice rules, unit commanders — not independent prosecutors — decide how to handle cases.

U.S. Army officials say "credible" threats to military assets on the Southwest Waterfront in Washington warrant new restrictions on water use along Fort McNair near D.C.'s bustling Wharf neighborhood.

Of those 45,000 soldiers, only 0.9% — less than one in one hundred — tested positive. That includes soldiers who tested positive the day they returned, and those who so did during a 14-day quasi-quarantine immediately afterward.

The Army is expected to call for final submissions to its Future Long Range Assault Aircraft competition later this year and may award contracts in 2022.

The $1.1 billion investment will fund “significant improvements” to 12,000 existing homes at all six bases and the construction of more than 1,200 new homes at Fort Hood, Fort Campbell, Fort Knox and Fort Wainwright, the Army said.

World War II bomber pilot Gerald "Jerry" Solheid of San Diego marked his 103rd birthday with his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Female soldiers will be permitted by late February to wear several additional hairstyles in uniform under a new Army policy that is part of an effort to improve racial and gender equality throughout the service.

In recent years, Lt. Gen. Charles Flynn commanded the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii, after which he became deputy command general of U.S. Army Pacific Command.

After eight decades, the Fort Lee Traveller is riding off into the sunset, but base officials say that should not be seen as an obituary for news and information delivery from the installation.

U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Paul Rogers, adjutant general and director of the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, said in a press release the deployment "will help reduce the risk and safeguard Michiganders during this pandemic."

SEAL Team 6 member Tony E. DeDolph, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter, also was demoted from chief petty officer to seaman and will be dishonorably discharged. He must forfeit pay.

Cole Bridges said his family worried when they saw him posting ISIS propaganda on one of his social media sites, court records show.

The investigation into the behavior of Command Sgt. Maj. Arthur "Cliff" Burgoyne III began last month after he allegedly spoke to subordinates in a manner that wasn’t appropriate of a corps-level noncommissioned officer.

The Army’s Fort Wainwright in Alaska will close the base’s shoppette two hours earlier each night starting Monday with an aim to decrease drunken driving and other “harmful acts.”

Staff Sgt. Timothy Luke Manchester, 34, died Wednesday in a noncombat incident at Camp Arifjan, the Defense Department said in a statement.