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.

The U.S. Army is merging two of its newest strategic units in Europe into one headquarters as part of a broader transformation that could serve as a template for the whole service, a four-star commander said.

With real ammunition crackling overhead and combat vehicles rumbling through rugged terrain, U.S. and South Korean troops joined forces for two days of training near the DMZ.

An initial assessment suggests that the 70-ton battle tanks featured in the Army’s 250th birthday celebration parade in D.C. caused minimal damage to city roads, a senior Army official said.

Veterans’ advocates who are in direct contact with troops and their families say they are deeply concerned about the morale of the roughly 4,100 National Guard members and 700 U.S. Marines deployed to Los Angeles amid protests against immigration raids.

An Army specialist who authorities say likely preyed on hundreds of children across the United States has been sentenced to 50 years in prison.

The top U.S. Army commander in Europe said he expects troop levels to hold steady on the Continent, even as the Pentagon aims to shift more assets to the Asia-Pacific region.

Army Maj. Jonathan Batt was sentenced to 53 years in prison after a military jury convicted him of two rape charges and more than a dozen other sexual assault counts.

A military jury on Monday convicted Maj. Jonathan Batt of raping or assaulting eight of 15 women who had accused the Army Ranger of forcing himself upon them.

Just days after Memorial Day, a Space Force guardian escorted the remains of her great-great-uncle Staff Sgt. Loring E. Lord, a U.S. Army Air Forces gunner killed in action during World War II nearly 80 years after he was declared missing in action.