A string of 20-ton Army trucks barrels along a rural Georgia highway at 40 mph with no one at the wheel, yet the trucks obey traffic rules, swerve

Whether they are traditional “Army brats”—growing up on Army bases—or children of veterans, the sons and daughters of U.S.

In their May Front & Center article, “A Question of Balance,” Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan, U.S. Army retired, and Lt. Gen. Daniel P. Bolger, U.S.

Talking about the dangers of sequestration and military cuts does not seem to address the real problem or what I believe is the best and only way t

Since December 2011, the steady return to a garrison lifestyle from deployment has presented many unforeseen challenges to U.S. troops.

Tristan Wyatt knew immediately that he had been hit. He was in Fallujah, Iraq, in the summer of 2003.