Pic of the Day: African Artillery
Artillery rounds are fired in Morocco from this M109A6 Paladin howitzer.
Army
The Banshee Jet 80 Plus: A Hyper-Realistic Threat Target for Military Training
QinetiQ has secured a significant deal with the US Army to supply a specially developed variant of its advanced Banshee Jet 80+ drone.
Former Green Beret Nicholas Maimer Killed By Russians in Ukraine
Former US Special Forces soldier Nick Maimer was recently killed by Russian forces in the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.
Pic of the Day: Polish Independence Day
A soldier instructs a child on how to operate a crane.
Pic of the Day: Golden Knights
The US Army Golden Knights take part in Fiesta Reception hosted by US Army North at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Investigation Reveals Allegations of Toxic Leadership Against Army Colonel Jonathan Chung
Col. Jonathan Chung, commander of the Army’s 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB), has been suspended due to allegations of creating a hostile environment for his subordinates.
Pic of the Day: Army Cold Weather Orientation Course
US Army cold weather training in Alaska.
Russian Forces Seize US-Made Armored Personnel Carrier in Ukraine Conflict
Russian forces have seized a US-made M113 Armored Personnel Carrier from Ukraine and are repairing it to use it for themselves, thus highlighting the intricate dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Pic of the Day: Best Warrior Competition
A soldier weaves his way through the obstacle course at the Best Warrior Competition.
Overcoming Discrimination: Vernon Baker’s Path To Becoming a Medal of Honor Recipient
In 1997, over 50 years after WWII ended, the Medal of Honor was finally awarded to Vernon J. Baker. Discover his inspiring story here!
Pic of the Day: Bangalore Torpedo Training
A Soldier runs through red smoke with a Bangalore torpedo.
Pic of the Day: Arlington Honors
A soldier assigned to the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, known as “The Old Guard,” takes part in military funeral honors for Army Cpl. Lloyd Odom at Arlington National Cemetery.
