Army

Army strengthens alliances with partners, bolsters interoperability (Photo Credit: Courtesy photos) VIEW ORIGINAL As the Army prepares for large-scale, multi-domain combat on the future battlefield, the service widened the scope […]

Soldiers excel at national, world stage and in space (Photo Credit: Courtesy photos) VIEW ORIGINAL In 2024, Soldiers took to the world stage, competing at the 2024 Summer Olympics, Paralympics

Army responds as nation faces disasters (Photo Credit: Courtesy photos) VIEW ORIGINAL From a major bridge collapse to hurricanes and wildfires, active Army, Guard and Reserve Soldiers were essential in

Lt. Col. Tony Messenger, 3rd Squadron commander, Second Security Forces Assistance Brigade, Fort Liberty, North Carolina, his son, Connor, 18, wife, Amy, Liam, 16, Colin, 14, and Keegan (center), 12,

1 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Active, Reserve and National Guard Soldiers “bring it in” for a motivational start to their participation in San Francisco Fleet Week

NASA astronaut Kate Rubins looks out of the windows in the International Space Station’s cupola module during Expedition 49 in 2016. Rubins, who commissioned into the Army Reserve in 2021,

Maj. Gen. Douglas S. Lowrey, the highest ranking Native American in the Army, says military service is very attractive to Native Americans. “The marketing – of being something bigger than

Retired Sgt. Maj. Melissa Halchishick joined the Army Reserve in 1990 and went on a winding 30-year career to break the cycle of hardship that defined her early years and

Retired Sgt. Maj. Michael Quinn helps connect former Soldiers with potential civilian employers as chief growth officer of Tenova LLC, Quinn, a 24-year Army veteran, also speaks at Transition Assistance

Army Capt. Kyle Smith, from Linden, Michigan, and Air Force Capt. George Henry Crist, from Sacramento, California, pace in a pack at mile marker 16 during the 2024 Marine Corps