Naval Support Activity Naples recently transitioned 54 unaccompanied sailors assigned to the command-and-control ship USS Mount Whitney to housing within the local community, the base said in a recent statement.

Soldiers honor Sgt. Markevian Slacks at memorial ceremony after the Army paratrooper’s May 2 death in a car crash.

Polish defense leaders say the decision to cancel Fort Hood-based tank brigade rotation is in line with a broader Pentagon plan to rearrange forces in Europe.

A World War II bomb discovered during road construction work near Clay Kaserne in Wiesbaden, Germany, forced evacuations, road closures and access restrictions.

Austria scrambled fighter planes on back-to back days to intercept U.S. Air Force reconnaissance aircraft traveling through its airspace, the country’s defense ministry said.

U.S. Green Berets and Navy SEALs are fanning out across Europe this month for large-scale drills designed to showcase how NATO special operators can maneuver undetected at great range.

Hundreds of U.S. military dependents and Defense Department civilians who fled Bahrain at the start of the war with Iran soon will be required to move from Germany to the U.S., a new Pentagon memo said.

Europe can break its dependence on U.S. military muscle over the next 10 years by spending about $55 billion more annually on defense, a new study says.

Café am Schloss in Saarbrücken blends French and German cuisine, drawing diners with classic dishes and a spacious terrace overlooking Schlossplatz.

A contingent of Green Berets has begun its long-anticipated move from Stuttgart to the Army’s garrison in Baumholder, where the special operators will be able to take advantage of the area’s sprawling training area.