Effort at Fort Detrick Leads to Approval for COVID-19 Treatment A process that often takes several years was completed in a matter of months.
CDC Lifts Shutdown Order on Army Biolabs at Fort Detrick The CDC lifted a shutdown ordered last July over lapses in biosafety standards.
This Veteran Donated More than 2 Feet of Hair for Wigs for Cancer Patients The 24-year Navy veteran decided to part with his waist-length hair Jan. 18.
Senators Tour Fort Detrick's USAMRIID After Funding Withheld USAMRIID scientists have helped with the research behind vaccines and treatments for diseases like Ebola or tularemia.
CDC Inspection Findings Reveal More about Fort Detrick Research Suspension One of the concerns was the Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases's effluent waste decontamination system.
Maryland Senator Pens Letter to Army over Fort Detrick Lab Shutdown Sen. Chris Van Hollen wrote that he was deeply concerned about the halt to research at the military laboratory.
Supreme Court Won't Hear Fort Detrick Death Lawsuit Plaintiffs seek $750 million for harm and death caused by exposure to hazardous materials from Fort Detrick.
US Only 'Marginally' Ready for Great Power Fight, New Assessment Finds The Heritage Index assessed U.S. military strength across the service branches on a five-tiered scale.
As Army Cuts Recruiters, Service Deploys 2-Man Mobile Recruiting Stations U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.
Illinois WWII Veteran Survived POW Camps and Forced March Robert Teichgraeber, 100, survived 421 days as a prisoner of war.
First Class Midshipmen Uphold Naval Academy Traditions, Celebrate Service Assignments By the end of the spring, there will be 294 new naval aviation officers.
Marines Prep for Possible War in Europe During Massive East Coast Training Exercise Members of II Marine Expeditionary Force wrapped up a training exercise last week that ran from North Carolina to New York.
