More than 25 soldiers took part in the Best Warrior Competition at the Army’s vast training areas of Grafenwoehr and Ansbach. Throughout the week, they pushed their limits across a demanding series of events.

The soldier will be separated from the Army with an other-than-honorable discharge and reduced in rank, an Office of Special Trial Counsel spokeswoman said, adding that the family of the pedestrian who was killed supported the deal.

Approximately 150 soldiers from the Vermont Army National Guard’s 86th Infantry Brigade (Mountain) replaced a Tennessee National Guard cavalry regiment during a change of responsibility ceremony at Tower Barracks.

A ticketless 26-year-old rider began punching the Deutsche Bahn worker in the head, Kaiserslautern police said. It comes as physical and verbal attacks on German train conductors have been increasing in recent years.

The EA-37B Compass Call’s maiden trans-Atlantic voyage and arrival at Ramstein Air Base is intended to introduce the updated platform to airmen, units and some allies “as it transitions into its operational capacity.”

Pvt. Christian Bacchus, 21, died in an accident that was not training-related, a spokeswoman said.

Improper tires contributed to a pair of crashes on the snow-slicked roads of Bavaria last week, and a U.S. soldier was driving in at least one instance.

The U.S. Army’s 2nd Cavalry Regiment has unveiled an improvement plan months after several soldiers and their families came forward with allegations of toxic leadership and a dysfunctional culture.

A crash that injured an American soldier happened about 20 miles west of Tower Barracks in Grafenwoehr.

An American airman who killed a young woman in a drunken wrong-way crash on the autobahn near Spangdahlem Air Base was handed a prison term of over three years by a German court.