Letterkenny Army Depot News

Chambersburg resident Harry Fike is meeting friends and relatives on his cross-country journey as a participant in a military convoy nearing its final days on the road.

Letterkenny Army Depot, Summit Health and local fire and ambulance companies tested a new patient tracking system during a disaster drill Wednesday.

BAE Systems has not been picked to build the military's latest mine-resistant vehicle, the MRAP All Terrain Vehicle , the military and the company said Thursday.

U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter visited Franklin County, Pa., on Wednesday and praised Letterkenny Army Depot for positioning itself for the future, including its negotiations for new missile contracts.

Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter stopped by the Letterkenny Army Depot Wednesday.

For Sgt. 1st Class Christopher S. Levack, being an Army recruiter is not just about selling.

The transfer of land from the Chambersburg Army Reserve Center to the Chambersburg Area School District has taken a step toward fruition.

On Tuesday, 'The Panther' received a rock star welcome with fog, high adrenaline music, disco lights and a military escort.

The latest relative to the mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicle will be unveiled Tuesday in the Cumberland Valley Business Park.

BAE Systems plans to roll out a new family of vehicles Tuesday at Letterkenny Army Depot in Franklin County.

The Fannett-Metal High School Tiger Chorale Chorus, under direction of Freda Dorand, performed at Letterkenny Army Depot for the Depot's annual Armed Forces Day kick-off program.

Local residents had the opportunity to travel back in time today as a remake of the original 1919 Military convoy stopped here en route from Washington, D.C. to San Francisco, Calif.

Folks shouldn't panic when they see a convoy of military vehicles drive through Franklin County this weekend.

Surprise! David Holub with original Civil War-era pages from editions of Harpers Weekly that he is giving to the local historical society.

Plans to build a $3.7 million Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter near Letterkenny Army Depot are moving ahead slowly.

Hardware: Sgt. 1st Class Glenn Woodson, left, Master Sgt. Chuck Vickery and Sgt.

Maj. Gen. James R. Myles encouraged responsible partnerships between private industry and Letterkenny Army Depot.

Franklin and Fulton counties will see more than $14 million of federal economic recovery money invested in transportation and the military.

Color guards of many area service organizations stand at attention Monday during a Memorial Day ceremony which followed a parade in downtown Chambersburg.

Reasners in military: Dorothy Reasner, Fayetteville, had a photo collage made of her eight brothers in military uniform.