Some ‘Star Wars’ tech inspired by the Army’s experiments in mobility
Retired tech at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum may have served as the creative "Force" behind "Star Wars" gear.
Running the ‘Gauntlet’
Soldiers fight through some of the Army’s darkest days in the Korean War.
Program offers enlisted Soldiers the opportunity to become doctors
A DOD program is helping five U.S. Army NCOs pursue their dreams to study medicine, while continuing to serve on active duty. (DOD graphic by Peggy Frierson, Soldiers, Defense Media Activity)
Field docs attack Texas-sized challenge in annual skills rodeo
The Army’s 2015 Best Medic Competition tests toughness, perseverance and timely, accurate care for the wounded. (DOD graphic by Pete Ising, Soldiers, Defense Media Activity)
Spinning war stories at the Double Nickels Speakeasy
Veterans at the Armed Forces Retirement Home swap tales of war and peace. (DOD graphic by Peggy Frierson, Soldiers, Defense Media Activity)
An explosive competition
Hawaii-based Soldiers take EOD Team of the Year crown at Fort A.P. Hill-hosted stress fest. (DOD graphic by Peggy Frierson)
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Every Army story is important
USAHEC's Veterans Ambassador Program aims to preserve the past through Soldiers' oral histories.
Cyber security key to safety in digital age
Army Cyber Command emphasizes the need for cyber diligence in the field and at home.
‘Cook, Pot and Palette’
Sgt. Angelo Gepponi’s field art from World War II continues to inspire artists today and serves as a witness to history.
Joint COMCAM competition builds skills, camaraderie
The Spc. Hilda I. Clayton Best Combat Camera Competition honors a fallen comrade while fostering bonds across the military services.
WWII vets talk tenacity, even in the darkest times
U.S. Army Air Corps veterans talk about their World War II experiences, good and bad, and how staying positive helped keep them alive.
Gaming to win
Cyber Soldiers use a popular gaming platform to hone their offensive and defensive tactics.
Clearing the air
The Whole System Live Agent Test chamber will enable U.S. Army scientists to evaluate the effectiveness of bio detection gear with warfighter safety in mind.
From test tube to battlefield
The U.S. Army's Dugway Proving Ground is in the business of validating defensive and offensive capabilities before putting them in the hands of warfighters.
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Little-known facts about the Army-Navy game
Dec. 12, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and the U.S. Naval Academy meet on the gridiron for the 116th time. The game steeped in tradition that's come to be known as "America's Game" has some fascinating little-known facts.
Old vets offer sage advice to the ‘new breed’
Residents of the Armed Forces Retirement Home offer today's service members their tips for success.
How to deal with cyber misconduct
Army spouse and professional counselor recalls her experience as a victim of cyber bullying.
Suicide: Recognizing the warning signs
Experts talk about how to recognize warning signs for suicide, even when, like many military families, you’re hundreds of miles away.
What parental suicide means for children
Parental death, especially by suicide, has a profound psychological affect on the children left behind. Experts urge remaining family members to get them professional help.
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