3D-printed barracks at Fort Bliss, Texas, accommodate 56 service members, showcasing advanced construction technology and compliance with Defense Department guidelines for modern military housing.
The Army has achieved its recruitment target of 55,000 active-duty soldiers for fiscal year 2024, driven by strategic enhancements and increased training capacities.
The United States Military Academy dissolved several cadet organizations focused on ethnicities, genders, races, and sexual orientations, aligning with new federal diversity directive changes.
The Victoria Cross, established in 1856, honors extraordinary military bravery, recognizing five American recipients who served in the British and Canadian forces during significant conflicts.
U.S. and Philippine fighter jets conducted joint military exercises over Scarborough Shoal, enhancing defense collaboration amidst escalating tensions with Chinese military forces.
The HELIOS system, a high-energy laser developed by Lockheed Martin, was successfully tested aboard the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Preble during the 2024 fiscal year.
HP Forge, a $43 million fitness facility in North Carolina, supports Army special operations training with advanced technologies, holistic wellness approaches, and extensive resources for 1,000 trainees.
Alfredo Reyes Jr., 40, was arrested for stealing three Humvees and military gear from a Southern California Army Reserve Center, with the theft occurring on January 8.
Military personnel deployed to Guantanamo Bay will assist in establishing a facility for the detention of deported migrants, aligning with recent White House directives on immigration.
Vietnam: The War That Changed America presents personal stories and historical events surrounding the Vietnam War, highlighting resilience and chaos during the fall of Saigon in 1975.