Fort Stewart News

According to a report today by Army Times, the U.S. Army has opened thousands of field artillery officer positions to women.

Soldiers from the 14th Combat Support Hospital deployed a mobile operating room to Fort Stewart, Ga., earlier this week to alleviate the backlog of surgical cases at Winn Army Community Hospital.

The widow of murdered Fort Stewart soldier Spc. John Joseph Beans Eubank was ordered detained by federal Judge G.R. Smith during a federal court hearing Tuesday morning in Savannah.

New Warrior Transition Battalion commander Lt. Col. Michael Boyle, left, stands next to outgoing commander Lt.

This time next year, we will say goodbye to the 2nd Brigade on Fort Stewart. There was hope that we could rally and fight the decision to cut one of our brigades.

ROBIN TRIMARCHI rtrimarchi@ledger-enquirer.com Cpl. Josh Hargis, center in blue, his wife Taylor, center right, members of his family and about 50 local walkers approach the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center Tuesday to complete the final stretch of the 222-mile Warrior's Walk across Georgia.

The widow of slain Fort Stewart soldier Spc. John Joseph Beans Eubank today was ordered detained pending her anticipated indictment for conspiring to kill her husband.

Armstrong Atlantic State University President Dr. Linda Bleicken spoke and Armstrong Liberty Center Director retired Col.

Obviously some folks have figured out how to beat the "one vote per day" feature here.

Under Lt. Col. Rose Deck's watch, Fort Stewart's Warrior Transition Battalion grew larger and aided hundreds of injured soldiers in their shift to civilian life or back into active units.

Fort Stewart Forestry Branch is burning nearly 600 acres of underbrush today and smoke should be visible from the cantonment area and Hinesville.

In the span of just four hours, more than 1,000 cars will come through J.F. Gregory Park during the height of the season, according to manager Angus McLeod.

As Eastern kingsnakes decline in localized areas of the Southeast, the abundance of one of their common meals - the venomous copperhead - seems to be increasing.

Soldiers with the 3rd Infantry Division watch from behind as one of their platoon-mates carries a training T.O.W. missile to a Bradley Fighting Vehicle during training at Fort Stewart Tuesday.

US Army Pfc. Amy Alexanders carries a 103-pound barrel to a Bradley Fighting Vehicle during a physical demands study, Feb. 25, 2014, in Ft.

Fort Stewart soldiers are currently undergoing five weeks of training for four jobs currently only open to male soldiers to prepare them to participate in a study that aims to help the Army understand the physical demands of those jobs.

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Standing just over 5 feet, Army Spc. Karen Arvizu is barely a foot taller than the anti-tank missile she carries in both arms and loads into an armored vehicle.

Army women are getting a taste of what it takes to serve in combat as part of a study to determine unisex standards for joining the front lines.

They aren't trying to raise standards or lower them. The purpose is truly to find out what a soldier's physical capabiltiy must be to perform these types of combat positions.