Camp Atterbury News

FRANKLIN, Ind. - Soldiers at Camp Atterbury are getting some help staying in the saddle before they head to Afghanistan.

The Army says it's ordering 72 Virginia and Maryland National Guard soldiers from Fort Belvoir-29th Infantry Division to mobilize for active duty in Afghanistan.

Indiana's two large military training bases will continue to be busy places even as the American presence in Iraq winds down.

The Oklahoma National Guard's 2-45th Agri-business Development Team is scheduled to leave today for a camp in Indiana in preparation for deployment to Afghanistan next month.

Amanda Lentner wiped away the tears flowing down her cheeks Wednesday morning as she watched her brother, Spc.

Beulah Peters of Stoney Creek says her husband, who died in 1995, rarely spoke about his military service during World War II.

Read more: Local , State , Community , Welcome Home Ceremoney JEFFERSON CITY, MO -- The Missouri National Guard held a welcome home ceremony Sunday for Agribusiness Development Team three.

The Army's top administrator says he believes the Indiana National Guard's Camp Atterbury has a long future as a national military training site.

Maj. Vina Howarth stores pharmaceutical supplies in the expeditionary medical support tent during exercise Vibrant Response July 14, 2010, at Camp Atterbury, Ind.

Mildred E. Schmitz, 80, Green Bay, passed into eternal life peacefully on Thursday, Aug.

National guardsmen and women are saying goodbye to loved ones before joining Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.