Soldiers learn skills critical to sustaining Army health in coming years

About 30 Fort Jackson Soldiers and civilians were part of the first group of people in the Army family to learn about building resilience and enhancing performance, both of which are viewed as fundamentally necessary to sustain the force over the...READ MORE

Army's longest serving female command sergeant major retires

Although she won't formally retire until March 2010, a retirement ceremony was held for the...MORE
Pentagon launches review of Fort Hood shooting

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates Thursday announced the Defense Department will conduct a broad...MORE
Civilian Education System registration process changes

The Civilian Education System 3rd and 4th quarter classes are now open for registration, and those...MORE

ARFORGEN: Army's deployment cycle aims for predictability

There is a plan for deploying troops and it's called ARFORGEN. Short for Army Force...MORE
Army to continue NHRA, NASCAR sponsorships

The U.S. Army Accessions Command announced Friday that the U.S. Army will continue its sponsorship...MORE
Pentagon, VA expand disability claims test

Defense and Veterans Affairs officials Monday, announced another step in their efforts to...MORE
Army testing XM-25 'smart' high-explosive weapon for Soldiers

A Soldier successfully shoulder-fired a "smart" High Explosive Airburst, or HEAB, round...MORE
Casey pledges progress on mental health resources

The Army has worked hard on developing programs to maintain the psychological health of the...MORE
Vice President grieves with Fort Lewis for fallen Stryker Soldiers

Vice President Joe Biden joined the Fort Lewis, Wash., community Tuesday to grieve the loss and...MORE