US Army Wrongly Added Soldiers to Federal Criminal Database

Back in 2005, the Army launched the most successful recruiting campaign in its history when it agreed to pay reservists $2000 for each person they got to sign up. The problem is, some people got greedy, and through a botched criminal investigation, some innocent soldiers paid the price for their greed.

Pic of the Day: Battle Group Poland

The US Army has been training with the Polish Army since 2014, Task Force Poland and given the current situation in Eastern Europe it’s more important than ever that NATO partners are capable of joint operations.

Korean War Veteran Visits Hawaii After 71 years

On a sunny Friday afternoon, retired Private 2nd Class Warren H. Schuster stepped foot on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and returned to 2nd Battalion, 35th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division after more than 71 years.

The Story of 1st Lt. Cochrane Killed by Viet Cong Sniper

On 24 October 1966, 1st Lt. John F. Cochrane of the 409th Radio Research Detachment (RRD), 303d Radio Research Battalion, was killed by a Viet Cong sniper while looking for a suitable site to set up a PRD-1 direction finder. He was one of two battlefield losses within the detachment.

Military Feature: I am the “The First in the Family”

Hispanic Heritage Month highlights the contributions Hispanics give to our nation and Army while integrating their culture values with the Army values. Williams, 30, continues to find ways to connect her heritage with her goals within the Army.