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A Fort Campbell official says some soldiers serving in Afghanistan will be coming home earlier than expected and won't have to serve 15-month tours as previously scheduled.

Kentucky has started lowering flags to half-staff only for fallen soldiers from the Bluegrass State, upsetting veterans and lawmakers who say the policy dishonors tens of thousands of service members from other ...

A 25-year-old Wisconsin soldier based at Fort Campbell has been killed in Afghanistan.

Divorce lawyers see it in the breakup of youthful marriages as long, multiple deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan fuel alienation and mistrust.

A career soldier stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, was awarded the Bronze Star days before he was killed last week in Iraq.

With violence in Iraq at its lowest level in four years, some younger soldiers are looking to prove themselves in battle.

The funeral for a Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan will be Friday in Jackson, Ky.

Campers are used to roughing it. So they're not going to let a little thing like rising gas prices keep them from the great outdoors.

Editor's note: On this July 4, we offer in place of our usual Viewpoint comments from a Western North Carolina resident on what this day means to her and her family.

While more than 20,000 soldiers with the 101st Airborne Division are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, some of their children are tackling the same training and obstacle courses their parents go through prior to ...

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Citizens for Fort Campbell, an advocacy group for the Army post, is optimistic knowing that as soon as one of its projects finishes, another one begins.

The Stacy City Council adopted members of the division of the U.S. Army, known as Baker Company several weeks ago.

Officials said a 13-year-old boy died a day after being submerged in a Kentucky lake.

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- One of Kentucky's four living Medal of Honor recipients was honored for his service during a ceremony yesterday at the Capitol.

An Antioch couple is mourning their son, who was killed Thursday by a roadside bomb in Iraq.

Equipment needed to raise two sunken barges from the Ohio River near the approach to the McAlpine Locks won't arrive until today, authorities say.

A local soldier found himself with a change in plans after deploying to Afghanistan and suffering from a serious, noncombat-related injury to his leg soon after he arrived.

It would appear the Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff is only too aware that the politicization of the US military needs to be addressed.

The Department of Defense says two soldiers from Fort Campbell died of injuries sustained when a helicopter they were in went down in Afghanistan.