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Aaron Hall recognized as National Guard's 'Military Child of the Year'
Actively seeking opportunities to help others is something that Aaron Hall, a 16-year-old Minarets High School junior from O'Neals, California, constantly strives to do. More...
Rebekah Paxton recognized as Army's 'Military Child of the Year'
On the eve of the 2018 Operation Homefront military child of the year gala -- an event created to recognize the accomplishments of seven outstanding military kids -- Rebekah Paxton was overwhelmed with emotion as a result of her father's absence. More...
NCO hopes to dispel myths about IGs
Dispelling misconceptions about the Inspector General Corps is one of the goals of the corps' new NCO of the year. More...
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine, Army Under Secretary McCarthy square off in cooking challenge
World-renowned celebrity chef Robert Irvine went toe-to-toe with Under Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy in a cooking challenge in the Pentagon's Army Executive Dining Facility here, Friday. More...
Top female cadet embraces challenges, looks forward to serving Infantry
As a young girl, Cadet Taylor England daydreamt about being in the infantry long before the Army opened all of its combat arms positions to females. More...
Vietnam helicopter pilots, crewmembers memorialized in Arlington National Cemetery
WASHINGTON -- Nearly 5,000 helicopter pilots and crewmembers lost their lives conducting aerial operations in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War. On Wednesday, a monument to those service members was dedicated in Arlington National Cemetery. More...
Competition highlights close combat skills
FORT BENNING, Ga. -- The 2018 Lacerda Cup All Army Combatives Competition April 15 to 17 showcased the Army's readiness to engage the enemy in hand-to-hand combat, said Staff Sgt. David Punch. More...
Army 'confident in current capabilities' chief of staff says
There's no doubt it'll be a lot of work to maintain the existing military edge the U.S. has now over adversaries, said the Army's chief of staff, but right now, the service feels good about what it's got. More...
Cadets dig deep to finish grueling int'l Sandhurst competition
WEST POINT, N.Y. -- Before the more than 60 squads of cadets could finish the Sandhurst Military Skills Competition here Saturday, one last grueling event stood in their way. More...
Soldiers live-fire 60mm mortar during inaugural Best Mortar Competition
FORT BENNING, Ga. -- Day two of the three-day inaugural Best Mortar Competition here, Sunday, included live-fire of the 60mm mortar. More...