Jan 17, 2007

Korean community honors Soldiers during holidays, Dec. 2006

Jan 12, 2007

Two pilots with the 25th Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB) were awarded Broken Wing awards, recently, for successfully landing a damaged aircraft during training at the Pohokoloa Training Area, when they were back in Hawaii, Feb. 23, 2006.

Jan 12, 2007

Soldiers and aviators from the 78th Aviation Battalion of U.S. Army Japan are now fielding a new crew-served weapon, the M240H machine gun, thanks to a recent upgrade which replaced the old, antiquated M60D machine gun that was widely used during the Vietnam War.

Jan 12, 2007

The Ethiopian army trainees crept slowly through the thorn-studded East African brush, clutching well-worn Kalashnikov rifles. Somewhere in this rocky landscape a simulated ambush awaited them.

Jan 9, 2007

General Burwell Bell, Commander of U.S. Forces Korea, believes North Korea will conduct another nuclear test in the future.

Dec 21, 2006

U.S. Joint Forces Command's recently received approval to connect the Joint Training and Experimentation Network and Australia's Defence Training and Experimentation Network , allowing the two countries to link simulation networks and efficiently train together across long distances. Chief Petty Officer Chris Hoffpauir has the story.

Dec 20, 2006

Role-players ad realism to an exercise in which 524th Military Intelligence Battalion Soldiers hone their skills on collecting information interrogations. PVT Daniel Pauletto reports from Camp Casey, Korea.

Dec 18, 2006

Meet a courageous Korean man who continues to pay respect to fallen American soldiers sixty years after their deaths.

Dec 14, 2006

Members of the Alaska Army National Guard here are sizzling with excitement about their new cold weather gear that keeps them toasty warm even when temperatures dip to double digits below zero.

Dec 14, 2006

The Arctic Wolves bid an emotional farewell to 36 of their own yesterday as they gathered here to dedicate the 172nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team Memorial Wall.

Dec 13, 2006

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. 13, 2006 aEUR" Some 4,000 members of the 172nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team gathered here yesterday to celebrate their accomplishments during 16 months in Iraq and mourn their losses as they uncased the unit's colors during a stirring redeployment ceremony.

Dec 13, 2006

More than 150 Depot community members, distinguished guests, officials from Sagamihara City and students from Koyo Elementary School watched as a string of colorful lights brightened a large 20-ft. tree near Depot's front gate.

Dec 13, 2006

U.S. Army Alaska's only unit to deploy twice to Iraq is back again.

Dec 8, 2006

Sixty-five years ago today, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, creating a defining moment that would go down in history as the event that caused America to enter World War II.

Nov 29, 2006

The ceremonial color guard advances to the front of the formation as part of the 19th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) change of command ceremony Oct. 25 at Camp Walker's Kelly Field.

Nov 29, 2006

Troops from 2nd Company, 1st Infantry Regiment, Japanese Ground Self Defense Force, form into a "stack" in preparation for entry into a building during a company live-fire exercise, part of Rising Warrior with the Hawaii Army National Guard, Nov. 15.

Nov 29, 2006

Spc. Aldon Kelly and Pfc. Christina L. Wilson, both from 71st Chemical Company, 8th Theater Sustainment Command, greet President George W. Bush during his 16-hour stopover in Honolulu, which began Monday.

Nov 29, 2006

ROCKET VALLEY aEUR" A rocket fired from the launcher screamed over the mountain, shaking up the serenity of the range, as 6-37 Field Artillery conducted a Multiple Rocket Launch System gunnery exercise Oct 17.

Nov 29, 2006

The Soldiers were on a Korean Cultural and Industrial tour sponsored by the Gyeonggi Provincial government. The trip was offered free of charge to help give Soldiers an understanding of the Korean culture in which they live.

Nov 29, 2006

For the second year in a row, the 21st Annual Autumn Leaves and Culture Festival kicked off with a joint band concert at Dongducheon Citizens' Hall.

Nov 28, 2006

Two days after Thanksgiving, the families of the 172nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team had a lot to be thankful for as three planeloads of the 'Arctic Wolves' returned from a 16-month deployment to Iraq.

Nov 22, 2006

Staff Sgts. Adam Niel Harrington, Keith Alan Burnette and Buffy Lea Rider demonstrate to President Bush how remains of service members missing in action are identified, during the president's visit to Vietnam. The Soldiers are members of the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command's field operations unit in Hanoi.

Nov 21, 2006

The largest and first barracks with dining facility complex opened at Camp Humphreys Nov. 9.

Nov 20, 2006

With increased threats becoming significantly greater due to the proliferation of missile technology, the addition of the 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command to the Pacific area of operations has proven to be vital to the Asia-Pacific region.

Nov 16, 2006

Water Survival Training at Camp Humphreys

Oct 13, 2006

The Army logistic support vessel SSGT Robert T. Kuroda, LSV-7, has arrived at its homeport of Honolulu, Hawaii, after a 5,000-mile delivery voyage from its birthplace in Pascagoula, Miss.

Oct 13, 2006

When a 7.6 magnitude earthquake devastated northern Pakistan last October, Soldiers from the 212th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital rushed its 84-bed hospital to the scene.

Oct 11, 2006

"ItAca,!a,,cs a country that time has forgotten," said Special Operations Command, Korea, Command Sgt. Maj. Richard Kimmich of North Korea.

Oct 5, 2006

The Army ReserveAca,!a,,cs 311th Signal Command (Theater) became the newest element in the U.S. Army Pacific Command during a Sept. 15 ceremony at Fort Shafter.

Oct 4, 2006

The return of not one, but almost 300 Soldiers from the 205th MI Battalion, Saturday, after an almost year long deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sep 26, 2006

The Navy christened and launched the nation's first Littoral Combat Ship, Freedom (LCS-1), at the Marinette Marine shipyard Sept. 24.

Sep 19, 2006

Two Soldiers in the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program have qualified for the 2006 World Wrestling Championships.

Sep 17, 2006

Five Soldiers from Camp Zama and six Marines from Camp Hanson toured Japan Ground Self Defense ForceAca,!a,,cs largest chemical unit Aug. 24 at Camp Omiya, located northeast of Tokyo, during a 4-day Combined Arms Live Fire Exercise.

Sep 17, 2006

The Spartan Soldiers of the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division, have returned to Alaska and begun final preparations for their impending deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sep 17, 2006

Approximately sixty years ago a U.S. Navy Reserve aviator left on a training mission from Barbers Point, Oahu, in preparation to become one of AmericaAca,!a,,cs World War II pilots. He never returned.

Sep 17, 2006

The U.S. is committed to peace and security on the Korean peninsula, and decisions about placement and size of U.S. forces there will be made in consultation with the South Korean government, President Bush said here yesterday.

Sep 17, 2006

Hearing the chants of a Buddhist monk and stepping inside a temple that has existed centuries ago, is the opportunity that 120 U.S. servicemembers stationed in the Republic of Korea (ROK) had an opportunity to experience during a three-day tour of Gyeongju City. This city is considered the treasure house of Korean culture and its history dates back the Silla dynasty that existed thousands of years ago in 57 B.C.

Sep 17, 2006

Quitting smoking was the last thing MSG David Dulen expected to do when he deployed to Iraq in September. The pack-a-day smoker for more than 20 years had considered quitting many times, but his "smoke 'em if you got 'em" habit endured. But then his wife quit last year

Sep 17, 2006

None of them are anywhere near as cool as Deep Digger, the bunker-busting bomb that drills its way underground. But various arms of the Defense Department are working on a number of next-generation munitions, designed to take out deeply buried targets, Aviation Week writes.

Sep 17, 2006

As Americans pause to observe POW/MIA Recognition Day today, teams of military and civilian experts will be excavating sites in Europe, South Korea, Solomon Islands, Alaska and Hawaii, looking for remains to help identify servicemembers still missing from past wars.

Sep 17, 2006

It was, Aca,!A"lights, camera, action,Aca,!' for several Fort Rucker servicemembers Sept. 11-15 when the U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center and Firehouse Pictures shot a training video for two new Army Traffic Safety Training Program courses.