WASHINGTON – Every day, people across America die unexpectedly, and that includes military personnel. Read more

WASHINGTON – The Army plans to expand an online study that surveyed over 20,000 Soldiers in May to gauge its response to behavioral and public health efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more

WASHINGTON – U.S. military personnel won’t be administering COVID-19 vaccines to the American people once the inoculations are approved for use. However, the armed forces will lend its experienced hand in logistics to ensure the vaccine is available across the nation, emphasized Paul Mango, … Read more

WASHINGTON – The roadmap to a modernized Army relies on building a more diverse force, said the head of Army Training and Doctrine Command recently. Read more

ARLINGTON – Since being sworn-in last August, Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael A. Grinston has worked to build stronger unit cohesion throughout the force by pushing his signature initiative, “This is My Squad.” Read more

WASHINGTON – Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy announced Oct. 13 that “people” have become the Army’s top priority, as the force works to give junior leaders more time to build cohesive teams. Read more

WASHINGTON – The National Museum of the United States Army will officially open to the public on Nov. 11, Veterans Day. Soldiers around the world can watch this historic occasion via livestream. The link to the program and the start time will be announced soon at www.theNMUSA.org. Read more

FORT EUSTIS – The ink has dried on the Army’s updated physical fitness doctrine, which now includes a section on holistic health that aims to prevent injuries, increase Soldier lethality and be an essential component of individual readiness. Read more

WASHINGTON – The Army faces a growing menace – one that has no military forces but threatens U.S. bases across the country. Read more