Decorated Army officer dies while exercising in South Carolina
A 55-year-old lieutenant colonel assigned to U.S. Army Central Command died while exercising Sunday in Sumter, South Carolina.
By Todd South
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Remains of Bataan Death March POW returned home
U.S. Army Air Forces Pvt. 1st Class Charles R. Powers was held at the Cabanatuan prison camp where more than 2,500 POWs died.
Fort Knox cadets taste Army life: walkouts, expired MREs, water issues
Tales of shoddy provisions and contracting woes have flooded social media platforms in recent weeks. Army Times separated fact from fiction.
Remains of World War II POW, Bataan Death March survivor identified
Pvt. Leroy M. Slenker, 28, of El Segundo, California served as a member of 75th Ordnance Depot Company in 1941.
By Staff Reports
Junior ROTC has ‘mixed’ impact on student outcomes, new study shows
Former high school cadets have better military career outcomes than their peers, too, the report found.
By Davis Winkie
Policy allowing parent cadets, mids to stay in school coming soon
The Pentagon has missed its Dec. 27 deadline by months.
Remains of corporal captured during WWII in Philippines identified
The corporal was a member of the 48th Materiel Squadron, in the Philippines, when Japanese forces invaded the Philippine Islands in December 1941.
By Staff Report
Bataan Death March POW remains identified
The soldier survived the Bataan Death March to die later in a POW camp.
By Staff Reports
Army JROTC cadet saves life in shooting, receives Medal of Heroism
Cadet Kaheem Bailey-Taylor wants to join the U.S. Army Reserve after high school.
By Staff Report
Remains of Army Air Forces private, WWII POW identified
After the 65-mile forced march, Pvt. Joseph E. Lescaut died in July 1942. He will now be buried in Arlington National Cemetery at a date to be determined.
By Staff Report
Foreign awards are a strategic opportunity the Army is failing to see
These marches are not bought, they are earned.
By Samantha Turner
Army cracks down on foreign foot march badges, sparking backlash
It's not clear how the new policy interpretation might impact other popular foreign badges, either.
By Davis Winkie