Fort Cavazos is sending battle tanks, armored troop carriers and other equipment to the nation's capital for the June 14 ...

As wind turbines and solar panels spread through farmland in Central Texas, Robert Fleming has made it his calling to stop ...

The US Army delayed until next year a decision on whether to approve full production of a $2 billion Lockheed Martin Corp. air defense radar system that’s been touted as a candidate for the Trum ...

the head of U.S. Army Pacific said Wednesday. Gen. Ronald Clark, commander of U.S. Army Pacific, said decades of military cooperation have built relationships strong enough to endure political and ...

The U.S. Army is investigating after a Black Hawk pilot was found dead while off base in Honduras. 1st Lt. Marciano Parisano, a 25-year-old from Cibolo, Texas who was assigned to the 1st Battalion ...

The US Army was undergoing a large refresh of its land vehicles but this seems to have come to a whiplash stop. Procurements have been reduced, legacy vehicles and systems are on the chopping block ...

The United States Army is celebrating a big birthday next month, which will be celebrated here in central Pennsylvania. For its 250th anniversary, the U.S. Army Heritage Center Foundation will ...

A U. S. Army UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter assigned to the 1-228th Aviation Regiment launches from Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras on a firefighting mission. 35,705 people played the daily Crossword ...

The US Army is canceling its M10 Booker light assault vehicle program as part of efforts to focus on advanced weaponry like drones. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll confirmed the move, calling the ...

As many as 1,000 jobs at the United States Army’s Simulation, Training and Instrumentation, or STRI, headquarters in Orlando could be on the chopping block as the Department of Defense eyes ...

The U.S. Army, which has a fiscal year budget of close to $200 billion, is reportedly planning a "massive" change. A report from the Wall Street Journal states that the U.S. Army is planning its ...

My U.S. Army recruiter in 1982 was telling me about college benefits when someone knocked a book off their desk. The sergeant first class flinched as his eyes darted toward his office door.