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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.

Army Sgt. Anton Phillips was found fatally stabbed on New Year's Eve, 2009 at Forward Operating Base Methar Lam, in Afghanistan.

A U.S. Army soldier who served in Afghanistan is pleading guilty to taking kickbacks from trucking contractors and stealing fuel.

A Maryland man who is active in the U.S. Army has been arrested after police said he took part in a home invasion robbery in which two teenagers were bound with duct tape.

The unclaimed remains of 10 military veterans will be interred this week during a ceremony at the Beaufort National Cemetery.

U.S. military officials insisted a top-secret Pentagon study proved the need to buy Russian helicopters for Afghanistan's security forces.

There are no statistics that support the claim of twice the number of troops diagnosed with PTSD.

Wayne Henry is not a stay-at-home kind of guy. This Korean War era Army veteran said his wife, Carol, had to raise their three children while he worked late shifts and held down important posts in the Masons and several veterans organizations in the area.

After three tours of duty in Afghanistan, former US special operations soldier Matthew Griffin now wants to help the country by opening a factory there instead of going on combat missions.

Simeon Hart family, left to right, Carolina S. Hart, Antonio S. Hart, Leonardo S. Hart, Clara S. Hart, Paulina S. Hart, Simeon Hart, Corina S. Hart and Juan S.Hart.

Jake Danna stevens / staff photographer Scranton resident Walter Carlson displays the medals he earned serving as a glider infantryman with the Army's 82nd Airborne Division during World War II.

Prompted by a woman charged with killing another woman last weekend over the Alabama vs. Auburn college football game, a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army is calling for a ban on handguns and is willing to " pry your gun from your cold, dead, fingers ."

Francine Ehrenberg, a former state deputy attorney general and judge advocate general for the Army, was sworn in Thursday as a Morris County assistant prosecutor who will supervise the fraud unit.