Fort Hunter Liggett News

Military personnel and the public join in a celebration of the opening of a permanent USO facility at San Jose Mineta Airport on Nov.

Lt. Col. Juanita L. Warman arrived at Fort Hood less than 24 hours before a gunman opened fire.

Soldiers typically carry weapons on bases only for specific purposes such as a training exercise, said Lt.

The yellow bow on Living Word Ministries was waiting for her. For more than a year, the wind yanked it and the rain faded 1st Lt.

The information screen at San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport said 'Delayed,' where we expected to see a departure time for our daughter, Sandy.

Command of the U.S. Army Reserve's 91st Division passed from Maj. Gen. Bruce E. Zukauskas to Brig.

A chemical warfare officer will assume command of the 91st Training Support Division on Wednesday at Fort Hunter Liggett.

In '92, Army reservist Sgt. Guadalupe Salgado celebrated the birth of his second child, Marianna, as across the world, Operation Desert Storm raged.

In '92, Army reservist Sgt. Guadalupe Salgado celebrated the birth of his second child, Marianna, as across the world, Operation Desert Storm raged.

Firefighters were getting control Tuesday morning of a blaze burning at Fort Hunter Liggett that had charred about 5,000 acres on the base, Army officials said.

A fire that started in the Los Padres National Forest is now burning in the Fort Hunter Liggett Army training camp near King City.

A fire that started in the Los Padres National Forest is now burning in the Fort Hunter Liggett Army training camp near King City.

An Army Reserve officer who was driving home to Statesville from California to surprise her husband and family is hospitalized in serious condition in Oklahoma following a motor vehicle accident.

Captain Ash Burrill, of the 21st Airlift Squadron based out of Travis Air Force Base, helps pilot a C-17 Globemaster during training exercises with the 615th Contingency Response Wing on Tuesday.

Army Spec. Bryan Budd loads his .50 caliber machine gun during Operation Pacific Warrior at Fort Hunter Liggett, where more than 4,000 Army reservists are conducting their annual training exercise.

A U.S. Army Reserve Soldier/firefighter negotiates the self contained breathing apparatus Course at the Fort Hunter Liggett fire station, May 14, 2009.

The Central Coast is playing a key role in June in preparing American soldiers for duty around the globe.

More than 5,000 Army Reserve troops are gathering at Fort Hunter Liggett for three weeks of combat training.

Soldiers in line to do one of the most dangerous jobs in Iraq and Afghanistan -- moving supplies and leading convoys -- are about to get more training in south Monterey County.

The firing ranges are overrun by weeds and tall, thick dry grass, and the only activity there comes from rabbits and other furry four-legged creatures darting between meter markers and targets.