Army News Service|November 06, 2009
For most Soldiers assigned to the 4th Brigade "Highlanders," 1st Armored Division, the unit's advise and assist mission requires a rethinking of traditional roles in a stability operations environment.
Army News Service|November 06, 2009
A Soldier's vote by absentee ballot counts, and is counted every single time, said the Army's adjutant general and senior voting officer.
Army News Service|November 06, 2009
“I lost my legs. That's all. I did not lose my desire to serve, or my pride in being an American.”
Army News Service|November 05, 2009
An Army cavalry squadron that redeployed from Iraq earlier this year received the Defense Department's highest award for maintenance excellence last week.
American Forces Press Service|November 05, 2009
Army Staff Sgt. Megan Krause's words come out in a rush, as if she wants everyone to hear and learn from her story.
Army News Service|November 05, 2009
The game is dominoes on this autumnal night on Camp Savage. Army Maj. Joan Carrick shuffles the small spotted tiles, then sends them skidding around the card table.
American Forces Press Service|November 04, 2009
The new Army secretary received an official welcome from Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and the Army's top uniformed officer today at a ceremony held in Conmy Hall on Fort Myer, Va.
Army News Service|November 04, 2009
Handling live grenades, directing your team's movement, prepping blasting caps, and wiring up a detonator, all while standing a few feet from one ton of unexploded ordinance and 300 pounds of plastic explosive.
Army News Service|November 04, 2009
Installation Management Command said farewell to its first commanding general and welcomed Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch as its new commander.
Armed Forces Press Service|November 03, 2009
Physicists at the Army Research Laboratory are bringing quantum “ghost” imaging from the realm of scientific curiosity to practical reality.
Army News Service|November 03, 2009
"It certainly brings us back," said retired Maj. Roger Messick, who coordinated the first reunion for Ranger veterans who graduated 51 years ago from the Ranger Training Brigade.
Army News Service|November 03, 2009
"Wind of Change" by the German rock band The Scorpions is not a song you would expect to hear at a military ceremony. Yet, it seemed the perfect prelude to the 21st Theater Sustainment Command's retreat and retirement ceremony at the parade field on Panzer Kaserne.
Army News Service|November 02, 2009
Nothing says pride like a Soldier in uniform. Today's Soldier has much to be proud of in the current Army Combat Uniform (ACU).
Army News Service|November 02, 2009
Seven years ago, then-18-year-old Nicholas Raia of Altoona, Pa., brought his trumpet to an audition for the Pennsylvania Army National Guard band. He aced the audition and until last summer was a member of several performance groups within the band.
Army News Service|November 02, 2009
An award more than 45 years in the making was finally received, as retired Brig. Gen. John W. Nicholson was awarded the Silver Star for actions in Vietnam.
Army News Service|October 28, 2009
Among the many ways to judge the continued progress in Iraq is by counting the increasingly fewer number of U.S.-controlled properties in the International Zone.
Army News Service|October 30, 2009
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is using part of its $4.6 billion in stimulus money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to improve dams, waterways and recreation areas across America.
Army News Service|October 30, 2009
Many Soldiers know what it's like to be in Iraq during the summer when it gets to be 130 degrees, and more, living in a tent or sleeping under the stars. That has been a thing of the past on most posts in Iraq.