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Lawmakers demand answers after priests booted from Walter Reed campus

Catholic clergy from Holy Name College had been serving at Walter Reed for nearly two decades before being barred from entry late last month.

Army investigators confirm collision led to double Black Hawk crash

A preliminary accident report revealed how — but not why — two helicopters crashed last month.

US, Philippines hold largest war drills near disputed waters

The annual drills by the longtime treaty allies called Balikatan will run up to April 28 and involve more than 17,600 military personnel.

Thule no more: US-run outpost in Greenland renamed Pituffik Space Base

Around 150 U.S. troops work at America's northernmost military base in Greenland.

How the Army quietly discharges soldiers charged with violent crimes

The Army increasingly discharges soldiers for violent crimes rather than face trial. A federal watchdog called for ending the practice in 1978.

Diversity: Necessary for readiness or the bogeyman?

Republicans say the diversity conversation has taken over the military. Pentagon leaders disagree.

The ‘Genesis’ of today’s recruiting crisis

Leaders blame various factors for the recruiting crisis. But some recruiters on the front lines say one big cause is missing from the conversation.

Need for accession waivers soars amid historic recruiting challenges

At least 1 in every 6 military recruits were given waivers to enter service in fiscal 2022.

From farm life to military wife — an artist’s international career

Stay-at-home mom-turned-international artist Jess Boldt shares how making art has helped her through the hard times of military life.

Opinion

Renaming Confederate-named Fort Rucker is long overdue

The home of Army Aviation will be redesignated Fort Novosel, removing the name of Confederate officer Edmund Rucker.