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Fort Knox dining workers sue their former contractor over unpaid wages

The lawsuit, and the grievances that produced it, raised familiar yet unresolved concerns about the corporations hired to meet soldiers’ basic needs.

Army recognizes soldier who rescued father and child swept up by river

He didn’t hesitate. He just went.

US Army developing LASSO tank-killing drone for infantry

The U.S. Army is still finalizing details related to contracts with defense industry, a PEO Soldier spokesperson said.

Army recruit’s death during basic training under investigation

Atchison died after he fell during a midnight ruck march.

Opinion

Expanding the Future Soldier Prep Course solves the wrong problem

"A better solution would be to focus on finding those with a desire to serve and fostering that interest, not just getting recruits to pass an exam."

Soldier killed, five injured in vehicle crash at Fort Bliss

The military says a solider has been killed and five others have been hurt in the crash of a tactical vehicle at Fort Bliss in Texas.

Fort Knox cadets taste Army life: walkouts, expired MREs, water issues

Tales of shoddy provisions and contracting woes have flooded social media platforms in recent weeks. Army Times separated fact from fiction.

82nd Airborne Chorus moves on in America’s Got Talent

The Army team will move to the elimination round after receiving favorable marks from all the judges.

Army vet accused of stealing and crashing Humvee at Fort Stewart

A Humvee crashed on Monday into the front of the 3rd Infantry Division’s headquarters at Fort Stewart, Georgia.

82nd Airborne chorus to compete in America’s Got Talent, honor soldier

The soldiers will also honor a fellow chorus member, Spc. Elijah Crawford, who died a week before the ensemble auditioned for the show.