A teen recruit with Fort Jackson is in critical condition on Saturday after being shot during training, according to base officials.
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11 Fort Bliss soldiers injured, 2 critical after ingesting unknown substance
Fort Bliss officials said that 11 soldiers were injured, including two in critical condition, after ingesting an unknown substance Thursday during a field training exercise.
Army looking for volunteers to test new COVID-19 vaccine in a trial at Fort Bragg
Retired Maj. Gen. Kurt Stein is taking a new vaccine designed to protect against COVID-19 as part of a clinical trial at Fort Bragg.
Army releases more racial and gender-equal grooming standards for females
Female soldiers will be permitted by late February to wear several additional hairstyles in uniform under a new Army policy that is part of an effort to improve racial and gender equality throughout the service.
Fort Hood’s top enlisted soldier cleared by investigation, will return to work
The senior enlisted soldier at Fort Hood was cleared by an investigation into allegations that he used unprofessional language and he was reinstated to his role as the command sergeant major of III Corps and Fort Hood, Army officials announced Friday.
Senate votes nearly unanimous to make retired Gen. Lloyd J. Austin the Defense secretary
The Senate confirmed Lloyd J. Austin as Defense secretary Friday, putting the first Black American in charge of the Pentagon by a nearly unanimous vote of 93 to 2.
