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"We don't want young men and women to get killed in action because they weren't fit."

The Army is moving its pay and personnel-management system onto a smartphone-friendly platform.

"It will fire at speeds that far exceed the velocity of bullets today and penetrate any existing or known ... body armor."

Some of this year's forum topics include readiness, lethality and sustainment, recruiting, and retention.

The Army has already gambled big on the future once -- and lost.

NATO has to get better at communicating and intelligence sharing, according to the outgoing commander of U.S. Army Europe.

Top Army leaders warned Monday that continued budget cuts will mean cutting family programs while taking a hard look at which...

The Army Historical Foundation and the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) have joined forces with a shared vision.

Regulators expect some retailers and payday lenders who target military customers to close as a result of new lending rules.

Combat-wounded veterans are using technology to control prosthetics that can take commands and learn over time.

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The driver of a truck in a collision that killed seven motorcyclists was charged with seven counts of negligent homicide.

Kelvin Ansari left behind a wife and four children ranging in ages from 5 to 25. He had served 21 years in the Army.

The four-year effort, known as Project Metropolis, is being led by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory in Quantico.

Col. Nathaniel "Lips" Baker has been relieved of his duties following an investigation into an April off-duty incident.

Iran claimed that it could have killed Americans by shooting down a P-8 Poseidon surveillance aircraft.