Army

Soldiers train for a downed aircraft scenario in the Middle East. Helicopter crashes still account for a large portion of non-combat deaths.

I was thinking, “Why am I falling? When you see that much blood, and you know that it is yours, it has a tendency to scare you.”

Daniel Crowley, 98, has finally been honored for his actions in the Pacific. His story is one of grittiest WWII tales we’ve ever heard.

Jessica Mitchell, a U.S. Army Drill Sergeant, was found on the side of Interstate 10 near San Antonio. Her vehicle was riddled with bullets.

Ever wondered what it’s like to be airborne? Check out this first-person video of an airborne jump with members of the 82nd Airborne.

The killed soldiers were identified as BCH Tanerii Mauri, 1CL Dorian Issakhanian, and 1CL Quentin Pauchet, in a Twitter post by the Army. 

The lawyer for Duke Webb, the Special Forces Sergeant who shot and killed three and wounded three others at an Illinois bowling alley on Saturday, is citing PTSD as cause for the attack.

“Military Working Dog Fritz’s unique abilities were vital to the accomplishment of the security and force protection mission.”

As the battlefield is being rapidly modernized, the Army is desperately trying to keep its aging fleet of helicopters aloft and issue-free.

Duke Webb, 37,  a Special Forces Sergeant, opened fire at an Illinois bowling alley killing three men and injuring several others.

Jennings had the troops remove the grenades from the boxes and he peppered the attacking NVA troops with a constant barrage of grenades.

Fort Bragg has been rocked by the death of yet another special operator, a Civil Affairs Medic who killed himself after murdering his wife.