Police on Long Island say a woman was seriously injured when an unoccupied U.S. Army Reserve Humvee on display rolled down an incline and pinned her against a food trailer during a festival.

For the second time in 10 years, Sammye and Drew Geer are being deployed with an Illinois Army National Guard unit to the Middle East.

The Fort Drum soldier that was killed Sunday in a car crash in Oneida County has been posthumously promoted, Army officials said.

Spc. Kashyap "Kash"Bhakta, a combat engineer with Company B, 82nd Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team of the 1st Infantry Division, was found deceased in his car in the Warner-Peterson neighborhood on post.

A spokesman says the Army post where a helicopter crashed in 2015, killing two pilots, has implemented all of the recommendations of an investigative report in order to prevent similar accidents.

The new facility replaces Weed Army Community Hospital, built in 1966. It had become inefficient for today's standards.

About 60 Nebraska soldiers are participating in a multinational military training exercise in Sweden.

A U.S. soldier from Fort Bragg deployed to Afghanistan was sent back to North Carolina this week to face kidnapping and multiple sex offense allegations, according to law enforcement and Army officials.

U.S. soldiers concluded training Friday with Ukrainian forces on tactics that local troops will use in their long-running battle against Russian-backed separatists in the country’s east.

A jury found Mittesh Das, 48, guilty of “knowingly transmitting malicious code with the intent to cause damage to a U.S. Army computer used in furtherance of national security.”

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At a camp nestled in Lithuania’s remote, rainy forests, a platoon of artillerymen settled into a cycle: maintain the howitzers, work out and chow down on palate-pleasing international field rations as they wait for the order to fire.

An Army report says an improperly installed part caused a 2015 helicopter to crash in rural Tennessee, killing the two 101st Airborne Division pilots aboard.

The story of Green Beret Gary Michael Rose’s heroism is an epic of classified warfare and a stinging media scandal that will soon end with a Medal of Honor.

Approximately 2,200 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers began quietly deploying this month, part of a long-discussed troop surge that involves more than 3,000 U.S. servicemembers on top of the more than 10,000 already serving in Afghanistan.

A retired Army Green Beret credited with saving multiple lives during a covert four-day mission into Laos to target North Vietnamese soldiers operating there will receive the Medal of Honor next month, 47 years after his heroic actions.

Commanders from across Fort Bragg gathered Tuesday to discuss an enemy that is plaguing the force. This enemy can’t be found on a map. And in some cases, it comes from within the Army itself.

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U.S. and Japanese troops trained to retake territory occupied by an invading force during live-fire drills near Mount Fuji on Tuesday.

Col. J. Patrick Work and Command Sgt. Maj. Randolph Delapena cased the brigade’s colors during a ceremony in Baghdad, marking the end of the 2nd Brigade’s advise and assist mission in Iraq and the beginning of the mission for the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division from Fort Polk.

A former soldier from Texas has been convicted of making threats to go on a shooting rampage at Fort Hood.

Three soldiers remain hospitalized more than four days after a deadly training accident at Fort Bragg. Officials with USASOC said leaders implemented a training stand down on Thursday targeting specific training tasks that may be involved with the incident.

More than 300 members of the 128th National Guard unit traveled to Florida to help with hurricane recovery efforts, spending one week there before returning to Eau Claire late Sunday. They were joined in Florida by another 300-plus members from the 127th Infantry, based in Appleton.

An Army veteran who fended off a mentally ill man who tried to attack a chess class the veteran was teaching at an Illinois public library is one of 18 people being honored with Carnegie medals for heroism.

Military authorities have released the identity of a Fort Drum soldier killed in a crash in upstate New York.

Fort Bragg's wounded warriors and veterans are competing in the local Warrior Games trials in hopes of moving on to the regional-level competition. The winners at the regional level will advance to the Department of Defense Warrior Games competition in June in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Several hundred dreamers who enlisted in the Army through a special program are worried that they will be deported before they get to serve.

The deployment of more than 100 members of the New York Army National Guard and state police to the U.S. Virgin Islands to help with hurricane recovery efforts is on hold because of another storm approaching the region.

Authorities say a soldier stationed at Fort Drum in northern New York has died in a one-car accident.

The 11th Air Defense Artillery Brigade’s headquarters will be deploying to the Middle East with a new leader.

A team of 20 nurses, physician assistants, medical administrators, combat medics and a doctor will be traveling to St. Thomas Island in the next few days to help with relief efforts after Hurricane Irma.

Lt. Col. Rob Bockholt, a spokesman for the command, said Friday that three of the seven soldiers injured during demolition training that was part of the Special Forces Qualification Course were treated and released on Thursday.

About 600 soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, will be a part of the mission. It is the battalion’s fourth deployment to Afghanistan.

A soldier killed in an apparent demolition accident was training to become a Green Beret experienced in handling explosives.

A groundbreaking ceremony for the new Lt. Gen. R. L. Esmay Center was held at the Camp Guernsey Joint Training Center.

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U.S. paratroopers with the 173rd Brigade Combat Team parachuted to the ground and assembled artillery pieces Thursday in preparation for exercises next month.

For three months, Maj. Gen. Joseph Harrington, commander of U.S. Army Africa, exchanged flattering, playful and flirtatious messages with the much younger Italian wife of an enlisted man. The woman kept the messages with Harrington on her phone, and shared them during a recent interview with Stars and Stripes.

U.S. Army recruiters have abruptly canceled enlistment contracts for hundreds of foreign-born military recruits since last week, upending their lives and potentially exposing many to deportation, according to several affected recruits and a former Army officer familiar with their situation.

The Pentagon on Thursday denied a statement by a former high-ranking Army official that more than 6,000 soldiers from Fort Carson, Colorado, will be deployed to Afghanistan.

Eight U.S. special operations forces were injured Thursday during a training exercise involving demolitions at Fort Bragg, according to an Army spokesman.

Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan welcomed a new command sergeant major on Thursday.

A New Jersey National Guard unit is headed to the Virgin Islands to help with recovery efforts from Hurricane Irma.

Army Staff Sgt. Sean Devoy, 28, was killed after falling during medical evacuation hoist training for an HH-60M Black Hawk helicopter crew. He was a medic stationed at Fort Riley in Kansas.

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Originally a small fighter base during the Korean War, Camp Humphreys has transformed into the peninsula’s largest military installation.

An HH-60M helicopter crew with the 1st Infantry Division based at Fort Riley, Kansas was conducting medical evacuation hoist training, when a person was killed on the range south of Robert Gray Army Airfield.

Scores of U.S. Army tanks and other fighting vehicles were offloaded at a port in Poland on Wednesday, touching down on European soil as they begin their push toward NATO’s eastern edges.

Capt. James M. Ahn died on Sept. 11, 2015 after he jumped out of a small airplane during a routine training operation with his team over the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.

There have been approximately six Fort Riley soldiers who have died in the last few months. The Geary County Sheriff is trying to discuss the situation with Fort Riley officials to determine what is causing these deaths, and by what means it can be stopped.

Quintin Brown, a soldier at Fort Bliss, was hospitalized with what police described as life-threatening gunshot wounds.

Twelve soldiers from U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden spent last weekend taking turns running as fast as they could for more than a day, collectively running more than 382 kilometers, or 237.4 miles, in 25 hours.

Swamp-like heat and rain didn’t stop marchers during a 48-hour 9/11 memorial ruck march that ended Monday morning at Camp Humphreys.

When a large unit like the Army’s 25th Infantry Division needs to ship enough helicopters, vehicles and equipment into Japan to support a 600-soldier exercise like Orient Shield, they look to subject-matter experts for help.

Almost immediately after the 9/11 attacks, Fort Bragg tightened security to its highest level. Training, typically a year-round affair, stopped. Instead, soldiers and airmen were readied to respond to the attacks.

It had been more than a decade since the paratroopers of the 313th Military Intelligence Battalion stood together on Fort Bragg. But on Saturday in downtown Fayetteville, veterans of the battalion representing decades of history gathered to ensure the unit would never really fade away.

Three teams of 44th Medical Brigade soldiers went head-to-head on Fort Bragg over the past week as part of a competition aimed at finding the best medics in the unit.

As many as 3,500 Ohio National Guard soldiers will be sent to Florida to help the state with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, the Ohio National Guard's adjutant general told The Associated Press on Saturday.

Soldiers from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson held a deployment ceremony Friday as part of their preparation to deploy to Afghanistan later this month.

The 2nd Cavalry Regiment will begin fielding the first of a new fleet of upgraded Stryker armored combat vehicles next summer, the result of a two-year push to give the unit greater range and firepower in response to concerns about a more assertive Russia.

Camp Humphreys had good news and bad news for its growing population as it announced plans to open several new facilities.

Thirteen Fort Hood soldiers face solicitation of prostitution charges after they were arrested during a two-day sting operation in locations near the Army post in central Texas, local law enforcement and Army officials said.

As part of a monthlong annual disaster drill at the post, soldiers practiced to fight a bacterial pandemic. It's a new twist for the post, where soldiers have trained against fictional terrorist threats and even militant hackers in recent years.

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U.S. soldiers at the Grafenwoehr Training Area often notice a curious sight they wouldn’t find on bases back home. There are scores of ruins scattered throughout the training area. But what is the story behind these structures?

What began as a lesson in service has bridged a connection between a Jeffersonville, Ind., elementary student and U.S. soldiers thousands of miles away.

Retired Gen. Daniel B. Allyn will speak during the event that also will feature a wreath laying, taps and performances by the 82nd Airborne Division’s All American Chorus.

A multi-million dollar dining, shopping and entertainment complex set for Fort Bragg is still months away from construction, but officials said the complex is already nearly completely leased.

A former engineering professor who arrived in Vicenza three weeks ago found himself on Friday as the acting commander of U.S. Army Africa.

Qayyarah was the first Iraqi city to be freed from Islamic State control in the last year. The city, south of Mosul and along the Tigris river, was liberated shortly after the 18th Airborne Corps deployed from Fort Bragg to helm the coalition fight against the terrorist group in Iraq and Syria.

The commanding general of Joint Task Force North has just a single regret as he looks back on his two-year tenure at Fort Bliss. “The only thing I’m sad about is I don’t have more time with it,” said Maj. Gen. Kurt S. Crytzer.

Hundreds have gathered in Rhode Island to honor an Army specialist who was killed during a training exercise in Colorado.

Former heavyweight boxing champion and Army veteran Ray Mercer visited the Augusta VA medical centers in Georgia on Friday.

The Washington Department of Ecology is proposing to change its cleanup plans at the Camp Bonneville Military Reservation site and it wants to know what the public has to say about it. A public comment period is open until Sept. 18.

The Pentagon identified the soldier missing from a Black Hawk helicopter crash last week off the coast of Yemen as Army Staff Sgt. Emil Rivera-Lopez.

Acting Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy said Thursday that the possible cost savings of permanently stationing another brigade in Europe would be just one consideration during budget discussions later this year in Washington.

The United States wants to spend more than $30 million to upgrade military facilities in Turkey, including the strategic Incirlik Air Base and a discrete outpost used by soldiers operating quietly along NATO’s southern flank.

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A U.S. helicopter brigade finished advanced aerial gunnery training in Eastern Europe on Friday.

The 30-year career of U.S. Army Africa’s commander was in jeopardy Friday after he was suspended from command in the wake of flirtatious messages he is suspected of sending to another man’s wife.

The Army plans to consolidate four commissaries in the Stuttgart military community into one $40 million complex to be built near garrison headquarters at Panzer Kaserne.

The U.S. Army is set to send about 1,200 Alaska-based soldiers to Afghanistan this week to advise the country's security forces.

The 25th Infantry Division said Thursday that the change came after the Army's adjutant general approved the results of an investigation into the missing soldiers' personnel status.

In the wake of the deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, the argument over Confederate memorials has reached a fever pitch, and some Central Texas residents say that Fort Hood — one of the largest military posts in the world and a garrison named in honor of Confederate Gen. John Bell Hood — should be renamed.

A military equipment dealer was convicted Thursday of scheming with soldiers at Fort Campbell, Ky., to steal sensitive material for sale to buyers in Russia, China and Mexico.

Indiana-based AM General says it has received a $2.2 billion contract from the U.S. Army to build Humvees for foreign military sales.

Maj. Gen. Jon Jensen has been Adj. Gen. Richard Nash’s chief of staff for the past six years, reports to him as the commanding general of the Guard’s 34th “Red Bull” Infantry Division and served with him in Bosnia and Iraq.

The Fort Hood, Texas-based 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division will send 1,900 soldiers to Europe later this fall to maintain a steady presence of Army airpower on the Continent.

Horton, 44, faced up to three years in prison but instead received 4 years on supervised probation. A jury convicted him of second-degree trespassing, a felony, and a misdemeanor.

Readiness is a concept that is often hard to explain, but it was clearly demonstrated this week by Fort Bliss’ Combat Aviation Brigade as it responded to Hurricane Harvey, said one of the top leaders at the installation.

A rare look inside the bunker that serves as ground zero for the 2nd Infantry Division at Camp Red Cloud underscores the complicated reality of training for a conflict while the threat is unfolding in real time outside.

About 3,500 Fort Bliss soldiers will deploy this fall to Kuwait in a regular troop rotation to support Operation Spartan Shield, the Army announced Wednesday.

The equipment — some of it re-sold to buyers in Russia, China, Mexico, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan and Ukraine — included machine gun and rifle parts, body armor, helmets, gun sights, generators, medical equipment and more.

A former U.S. Military Academy at West Point cadet who sought judicial relief from what she described as a sexually oppressive culture that included crude chants during campus marches was told on Wednesday by a federal appeals court to go to Congress for relief instead.

Lawyers for alleged deserter Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl are pursuing uncensored copies of emails they believe show the Trump administration’s attempt to appear impartial by backing off disparaging comments made on the campaign trail.

Soldiers from the 18th Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg have been sent to Texas to help with Hurricane Harvey relief operations.

Soldiers from across Europe are challenging themselves to earn one of the most coveted badges the U.S. Army offers, the Expert Infantry Badge.

Maj. Andrew Downey, who works in Space Operations, had been vacationing on Kauai with his wife and family when he performed the daring rescue last April off the north shore of Kauai.

Lawyers for convicted serial killer Ronald A. Gray are still battling over whether the military can carry out the death sentence Gray received nearly 30 years ago.

Eight soldiers and six civilian rescue technicians were en route to San Antonio in two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters on Monday. The team helped with search and rescue operations during Hurricane Matthew in North Carolina last year.

A revolutionary new cloth that uses nanotechnology to generate heat could end the days when soldiers deployed to Arctic environs are forced to walk around looking like 2-ton Stay Puft marshmallow men.