Fort Campbell News

With a fattened GI Bill covering full tuition and more, the number of veterans attending college this fall is expected to jump 30 percent from last year to nearly half a million.

A group of Fort Campbell soldiers will celebrate July 4th in an unforgettable way.

Home to two Army bases and thousands of soldiers, Kentucky is looking to entice more troops to become full-time residents by exempting them from the state's income tax.

Four highly distinguished former Soldiers join the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation.

Vicki Ehrhardt was driving her son Justin, then 13, to a Little League game when an announcement came over the radio - the United States just invaded Iraq.

The Army says more than 100 Fort Campbell soldiers are scheduled to return from Iraq.

Fort Campbell's Army and Air Force Exchange Service recently received a construction contract to build a new mini-mall near Gate 10 in the Clarksville Base area.

This single-vendor, five-year contract--valued at about $110 million--will place an estimated 270 dentists and other dental ancillary providers at 10 Army facilities located in five states.

Soldiers should not slip through cracks June 22, 2009 In May, the Army's vice chief of staff, Gen.

Army officials are putting residents on notice about three particularly large series of explosions set to take place on Tuesday at noon.

The incoming 101st Airborne Division commanding general, Maj. Gen. John F. Campbell, will be making his first official stay at Fort Campbell when he takes command next month.

Yet again, Fort Campbell will see a substantial amount of growth in the next year.

The sobs could be heard over the fluttering flags at Salinas Municipal Airport as six men in uniform prepared to carry the casket from the small charter plane.

Tuesday, June 09, 2009 From http://www.infowars.com/government-demands-inventory-of-all-vfw-weapons/ Government Demands Inventory of All VFW Weapons Text size Kurt Nimmo Infowars June 9, 2009 An Infowars reader has passed along an email sent to VFW commanders by the Assistant Adjutant of the Department of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars indicating ...

The news gets more and more troubling when it comes to Army suicides, which continue on a record pace, according to the latest report .

FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. - The military says a Fort Campbell soldier from California has died from a non-combat injury in Afghanistan.

The top four draft picks from the 2009 Titans rookie class and Titans Cheerleaders visited the Army's 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment "Safety Day" last week in what has become an annual tradition with the Titans taking part in the event for the third consecutive year.

This column was offered to The Tennessean by the public affairs office at the Fort Campbell Army Post: Band of brothers.

Two weeks ago, the Army took the extraordinary step of briefly suspending operations at Kentucky's Fort Campbell so officials could focus on the mental-health needs of soldiers there after 11 confirmed soldier suicides this year.

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