US Army

Experts say the problematic military recruiting environment is more than a low unemployment rate.

MacArthur’s “I shall return” promise to return and save the Philippines paved the way for a decade of US-Philippine relations.

U.S. Army Soldier conducts Ground Logistics Operations (GLOC) in Syria

The US Army is considering multiyear contracts for munitions to assist Ukraine.

Leaders with the U.S. Army’s 173rd Airborne Brigade serve food to the Vicenza Military Community as part of a series of Thanksgiving events held in Vicenza, Italy

A report says an official US Army app had Russian code and might have harvested data for Russia.

Here is the latest SITREP in the Asia-Pacific region, from the Biden-Xi meeting to the US Army’s lease renewal in a training site in Hawaii.

Documents have been uncovered reporting that toxic chemicals were found in the drinking water and soil at the US Army’s Fort Ord. Last week, after government officials had known this for decades, the CDC is investigating whether those chemicals are the cause of cancer in hundreds of former residents.

After last year’s thrilling 3-0 win over the Navy in the Army-Navy flag football series, the Army team looks to build on that success and start a winning streak of its own.

The best thing about being a 12-year-old band of brothers (and sisters) is that we now have a comprehensive collection of stories we’ve built over the years.

In October 2022, dozens of Fort McCoy community members took time to help celebrate the 102nd birthday of retired Army Lt. Col. Harry Baker — a World War II veteran who served with C Battery, 302nd Field Artillery Battalion, 76th Infantry Division at then-Camp McCoy in 1943-44.

Capt. Robert Stanley, the brigade assistant intelligence officer assigned to the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division always had an interest in history, and after learning of his great-uncle’s involvement in WWII, he was inspired to research it more.