Nicknamed the “Bloody Bucket” by the Germans, the 28th Infantry Division played a major role during the Battle of the Bulge.

It’s not every day you see a father and son not only wear the same uniform but serve side by side in the same brigade. The rare ...

Since 1775, the Army has been the backbone of America’s defense in battles big and small from Brandywine to Bastogne to Baghdad. GI Joe may have been your uncle or ancestor or your son or daughter.

Look for 28 Abrams tanks on the parade route in Washington, DC on Saturday, June 14 as the U.S. Army celebrates its ... Division’s breakthrough to Bastogne during World War II’s Battle of ...

New Jersey, according to the Morris County Office of Planning and Preservation, and supports the Army priorities of People, Readiness and Modernization. The installation’s capabilities are ...

Future soldiers take the oath of enlistment administered by Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George during Twilight Tattoo in celebration of the Army's 249th birthday, at Joint Base Myer-Henderson ...

The U.S. Army is making military history, announcing that the branch is becoming the first-ever U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) service to implement a generative artificial intelligence (AI) platform ...

One of the Army's largest installations has disbanded its teams responsible for routine and preventative maintenance of soldier housing, according to a service spokesperson, a move that comes amid ...

"Army Strong" is more than just a tagline — for soldiers, it’s a requirement for duty. The U.S. Army requires that all active-duty soldiers prove their physical prowess by passing a rigorous ...

The upcoming U.S. Army 250th anniversary festival is projected to cost between $25 million and $45 million, according to Heather J. Hagan, U.S. Army Public Affairs spokeswoman. The celebration ...

USA TODAY had access to the soldiers, facilities and horses of the caisson detachment, part of the Army’s 3 rd Infantry Regiment, known as “The Old Guard,” during one of their final rehearsals.

You know, not thinking too much of it, kind of took it for granted." In April of 2004, Army Staff Sergeant Esau Patterson was serving in Iraq. They'd met years earlier in church, at Ft.