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A federal judge in New York on Thursday ordered a trial next year for Abu Anas al Liby, the Libyan charged in the 1998 deadly bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.

MINNEAPOLIS - A Minnesota National Guardsman and Iraq War veteran charged with fraud for allegedly stealing personal information of roughly 400 members of his former Army unit had worked in intelligence, where he likely was responsible for analyzing enemy information.

The US Army has for the first time successfully tested a vehicle-mounted laser that managed to shoot down incoming mortar rounds and drone aircraft, officials said Thursday.

U.S. Army Command Sgt. Major Ronald T. Riling relinquished his responsibilities with the U.S. Army Materiel Command at Redstone Arsenal to Command Sgt.

The U.S. Army Pacific is proposing an up-to-$100,000 upgrade to the CNMI Department of Public Safety's firing range on Saipan so that soldiers can get their Army weapons qualification on island instead of sending them to Hawaii or Guam.

Joint Base Lewis-McChord's next Army division commander is coming to the South Sound by way of the Defense Department's Horn of Africa headquarters in Djibouti.

A SAS soldier has told a court martial of spending US$15,000 on his own kit while serving in Afghanistan.

A member of the Minnesota National Guard and self-described commander of a militia group was charged Wednesday with stealing names, Social Security numbers and security clearance levels of roughly 400 members of his former Army unit in Fort Bragg, N.C., so he could make fake IDs for his militia members.

A member of the Minnesota National Guard and self-described commander of a militia group was charged with stealing names, federal identification numbers and security clearance levels of roughly 400 members of his former Army unit in North Carolina so he could make fake IDs for his militia members.

A U.S. aviator who was shot down over Germany during World War II will be buried with full military honors at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver, after his remains were recovered in 2008 and later identified using DNA.

A McAlester man was arrested and faces federal and state charges after investigators say he put a hidden camera inside the women's restroom at the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant.

West Point is now seeking public comments on its 346-page draft plan, 'United States Army Garrison West Point Net Zero Energy Initiative.'

A Reading Memorial High School graduate is preparing for a tour with the United States Army as he will leave for a five-year term this winter.

Gen. Leslie Smith thinks about the future of warfare he thinks about the basics -- pitching tents and building relationships.

A reduction in basic training at Fort Benning will force the 197th Infantry Brigade to discontinue operations at the post.

Somewhere inside the walls of the Old Cemetery in the central Slovakian city of A1 2ilina lies the grave of a United States Army corporal named John Roedel Dunn.

Accused of withholding food & water, making the children eat red pepper & assaulting them to the point of breaking their bones John Jackson, left, and his wife Carolyn Jackson, of Mount Holly, N.J., walk out of Martin Luther King, Jr. Courthouse, Thursday, May 9, 2013, in Newark, N.J. The U.S. Army major and his wife pleaded not guilty to abusing ... (more)

Mr. Welch has been located safe and in good health. The Kentucky State Police thanks the media and the public for their assistance in this case.

A federal judge yesterday lifted the bail restrictions of home confinement and GPS monitoring against Army Maj.

Sixty-six students will be recognized for earning a bachelor's degree from the University of Kansas School of Engineering at the school's 2013 fall recognition ceremony Saturday, Dec. 14, at Murphy Hall.