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Man charged in shooting that killed Fort Bragg soldier, injured four others
The soldier was shot and killed Saturday morning. Four other victims survived.
By Rachael Riley, The Fayetteville Observer
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Why Latin American partners need a better way to share intel than WhatsApp
Better tools could help with a host of regional problems.
By Todd South
Ex-Fort Polk MP injured by chlorine bomb to testify at sentencing of former soldier
A former military police officer says damage from a chlorine bomb he investigated scarred his lungs so badly he cannot find work. He’s going to tell a judge about it when the former soldier who set off the weapon is sentenced this month.
Judge in 9/11 case at Guantanamo retires from military
The slow-moving Sept. 11 war-crimes case at Guantanamo has outlasted the judge.
This man never served, but got nearly $200,000 in VA benefits
He claimed to be a Navy veteran of Vietnam with two Purple Hearts.
By Victoria Leoni
Here’s who will lead the DoD group that could decide the future of military shopping
Retired general with experience in military and civilian retail will lead a key effort looking at merging the commissary and exchange systems.
By Karen Jowers
Soldier pleads guilty to detonating chemical weapon near Fort Polk
A soldier has pleaded guilty to making and detonating explosives that released chlorine gas in a forest near an Army base in Louisiana last year.
US lawmakers put war budget in the crosshairs
One House Democrat called the Pentagon's war budget a "slush fund" ahead of a House vote to eliminate it.
By Joe Gould
Armed Forces Day 2018: A time to reflect on freedom, and those who defend it
Those of us who have worn the uniform understand all too well the struggles and sacrifices that military service requires, and what a great responsibility it is.
By Keith Harman, VFW national commander
Congressman wants answers on extremist activity in the military
The move comes after reports of several current and former troops taking part in white nationalist activities.
Retired Green Beret Keith Huber challenges himself after heart attack
Lt. Gen. Keith Huber’s almost 40 years in the U.S. Army, including distinction as the longest-serving Green Beret when he retired in 2013, involved some life-threatening scenarios that he still can’t discuss. This one he can talk about.
By The Daily News Journal (Tennessee) via AP