Tag: US Marines

An Army special forces soldier who died while performing a rescue of a downed helicopter crew in Somalia was immortalized.

Across the military, officials have created programs and initiatives to tackle mental health issues and help tackle the suicide crisis.

Soldiers from Joint Base Lewis-McChord will deploy to help quell the fire, which has burned 771,000 acres.

The U.S. Army violated federal law by refusing to pay dual housing allowances to reservists on assignment in Europe.

Officials announced the postponement less than 24 hours before Mark Vande Hei — a 54-year-old retired Army colonel — was supposed to float outside.

The unit of Black soldiers, who served in combat in World War I, will be honored with Congress’ highest award.

The 173rd Airborne Brigade paid homage to 1st Lt. Derek Hines, who was 25 when he was shot on a Sept. 1, 2005, mission.

Following the soldier’s report, an unknown number of personnel were suspended.

A magistrate judge found Fort Jackson Army Sgt. Jonathan Pentland guilty of the misdemeanor after a two-day trial.

The former soldier has been back in the headlines after the Taliban, who held him prisoner for five years, took over Afghanistan.