For this Black World War I regiment, battle was on 2 fronts
For most of the 369th’s Black members, it would take years, even decades, to receive American military honors.
By Elizabeth DePompei, DAV Magazine
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US Army launches artillery battalion focused on Europe deterrence
The U.S. Army this fall activated an artillery battalion in New York that is intended to give commanders in Europe new options for long-range strikes.
By Eve Sampson
Army identifies Fort Hood soldier killed in vehicle rollover during training
A combat engineer with 1st Cavalry Division died in a vehicle rollover at the National Training Center.
Army unit lifts sex ban, cancels order prohibiting ‘rubbing, humping, grinding’
One Germany-based Army unit was barred from engaging in a laundry list of sexual acts and forms of physical contact, all in the name vehicle and equipment upkeep.
By J.D. Simkins
Remains of WWII Army private return home to Tennessee
Officials say the remains of an Army infantryman who went missing during World War II have been identified and they are being returned home to Tennessee.
Army Ranger killed in combat operations in Afghanistan
He was on his third deployment to Afghanistan.
By Michelle Tan
Remains of World War II soldier buried in Belgium as an unknown is identified
The remains of a Rogersville, Tennessee, soldier who died in Germany during World War II have been positively identified.
Army identifies soldier killed in tactical vehicle rollover
Pfc. Jacob Casebolt, 21, died Nov. 8 of injuries from a vehicle rollover at Fort Hood.
Mattis visits F.E. Warren AFB to help send historic bells, an Army war trophy, back to the Philippines
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis visited F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming Wednesday for a ceremony to mark the beginning of the process to return the Bells of Balangiga to the Philippines.
By Kent Miller and Colin Woodward