On average, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center goes through 2,000 pounds of laundry every weekday. To put that in perspective, the average U.S. More...

The American Red Cross and Fort Gordon Aquatics have teamed up to bring lifeguard classes to the Fort Gordon indoor pool.  Participants who sign up for the weeklong class will learn skills that could help them to help someone else during potenti More...

FORT BLISS — Contingencies in Iraq and Afghanistan underscored the importance and need to share situational awareness across an allied battle space through a centralized coalition network.  More...

In the early morning rain Saturday, Boy Scouts continued to camp out on Barton Field as they waited for the sun to shine before continuing any daily events, which some were rescheduled for the afternoon.  More...

SAN ANTONIO — Two weeks of mission essential fitness training, empowering briefs from Army leaders, and life skills activities have prepared the attendees of the 2015 Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers Future Leader Training to revitalize More...

Many youngsters, teens and adults are out selecting or making a costume to wear during trick-or-treat and upcoming Halloween parties. More...

In 2008 the Secretary of the Army initiated a Community Covenant in an effort to find out what support existed in America’s communities and to raise awareness of the sacrifices our men and women in uniform and their families make every day.&nbs More...

During 2015 in the United States alone, approximately 232,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, according to the National Cancer Institute. Breast cancer is defined by the presence of abnormal, mutated cells which form in breast tissue. More...

Note: AIT Warrior Spotlight is a weekly feature showcasing the newest members of the United  States Army. Young  Soldiers who are attending Advanced  More...

John Wesley, the famous Methodist Preacher, was known to address people he met with a simple question, “How is your soul?.” This is a much different question than what most of us ask today. More...