Fort Bragg News

Gen. Robert Cone, commander of Training and Doctrine Command, said the military must shift its focus to the future and beyond the hard-won lessons of the past decade.

The number of soldiers discharged from the Army for misconduct has risen to its highest rate in recent times, and some are wounded combat troops who have lost their medical care and other veterans benefits because of other-than-honorable discharges, according to an investigation by the Colorado Springs Gazette.

On May 19 at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Va., eight women are graduating from America's premier military leadership program for female cadets.

Yudh Abhyas, the annual bilateral soldier training between India and the United States, is on at the Fort Bragg military base in North Carolina.

An expert in Afghan culture testified Wednesday that pornography found on the computer of a U.S. Army general then deployed to the Muslim country would be highly offensive to local residents.

A North Carolina man who the FBI says spoke of killing U.S. Army soldiers as part of a personal jihad has pleaded guilty to possessing a stolen firearm.

A judge has ordered two U.S. Army generals to testify about whether they were pressured by superiors to charge another general with the alleged sexual assault of a female captain.

Community members of the United States Army Garrison Stuttgart military community gather on Patch Barracks athletic field for the 2012 July 4th celebration and fireworks.

The alcohol possession charge against Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair was dropped during a hearing before a military judge on Thursday.

A few years ago Army Sgt. Maj. Roberto Oquendo got a call in his office during some down time at the Special Forces Underwater Operations School on the northern edge of Fleming Key.

Raleigh: An Indian-origin woman soldier in the US has complained that she is facing constant anti-Muslim slurs and jokes beacuse her name sounded Islamic.

From the standpoint of U.S. military preparedness, that's a good thing. The besieging forces are U.S. Army airborne and special-operations forces from Fort Bragg.

Army Spc. Barry Cunnings walked through the rows of gravestones. He stopped by one on his wrinkled list, held together by a clipboard.

As soon as Master Sgt. Jennifer Loredo went into labor, she wondered if her husband, Staff Sgt.

Army Lt. Gen. William T. Grisoli for reappointment to the rank of lieutenant general and for assignment as director of the Army Staff, Washington, D.C. Grisoli is currently serving as director of the Office of Business Transformation, Office of the Under Secretary of the Army, Washington, D.C. Army Maj.

Sgt. 1st Class Naida Hosan is not a Muslim - she's a Catholic. But her name sounded Islamic to fellow U.S. soldiers in Iraq, and they would taunt her, calling her "Sgt. Hussein" and asking what God she prayed to.

Sgt. 1st Class Naida Hosan is shown in this undated U.S. Army photo provided by Sgt.

In response to the discovery in 2008 of widespread management problems at Arlington National Cemetery, the military has launched an effort at cemeteries across all its installations to bring record-keeping into the 21st century.

Seeking help for wounds of the body and mind, those who served in the nation’s two long wars are enduring unconscionably long waits for action on their disability claims.

Jennifer Loredo went into labor, she wondered if her husband, Staff Sgt. Eddie Loredo, would make it to the hospital on time.