Fort Bliss News

A Fort Bliss organization with a 40-year history is turning out another batch of the best and brightest noncommissioned officers.

Bowie High School graduates celebrate during their graduation ceremony Friday at the Don Haskins Center.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has given its approval for work to begin on the $648-million new William Beaumont Army Medical Center at Fort Bliss.

Col. Daniel R. Hirsch has taken over as commander of the Integrated Test and Evaluation Directorate, which helps test new equipment in the field.

With 11,000 civilian employees at Fort Bliss and William Beaumont Army Medical Center facing furloughs this summer, the Financial Readiness Program wants to make sure they have some help.

Flags are flying at half-staff today all across the Commonwealth to honor a Chesterfield native who gave his life in service of his country.

The Beaumont research will focus on using Premier's technology to treat traumatic brain injury, which can lead to depression and suicides in the Army, reported William Hartman, chief executive officer of Premier, based in St. Petersburg, Fla., and Jackson Center, Pa.

The portraits of Spc Mitchell K. Daehling, SPC William J. Gilbert and SPC Cody J. Towse sit at the front of the 1st Armor Division Chapel during a Memorial Ceremony held in their honor.

Some of us licked the promised raindrops falling on Friday. While New Mexico and California burned, El Chuco embraced otro wild week.

Fort Bliss spokesman Maj. Joe Buccino told KFOX14 he woke up to a barrage of emails Saturday morning, most of which were from unhappy El Paso residents who are angry about the cancellation of the Amigo Airsho.

Freddie Reyes and his father Leonard live hundreds of miles apart, but Saturday they were together under a unique circumstance.

In his inaugural lecture at the Wilson Center's Lee Hamilton Lecture Series, then Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen said, "I believe that the defining domestic policy challenge of our age will be how we keep faith with this returning generation of young Americans, particularly our wounded warriors, their families and the ... (more)

The 1st Armor Division Chapel was filled with more than 300 family, friends and fellow servicemen honoring the loss of three Fort Bliss soldiers Friday that were in Afghanistan.

The Amigo Airsho, an event that has fascinated aficionados of airplanes and of daring pilots with their twists and turns for years, will not take place at Fort Bliss this year, officials announced today.

Fort Bliss officials announced Thursday that the 2013 Amigo Airsho at Biggs Army Airfield will not be held, due to sequestration cuts.

Celebrated unit represents one out of 1,861 new homes built for military service men and women and their families at Ft.

James Trevino, a U.S. Marine enjoyed a snack at the new USO at the El Paso International Airport on Tuesday.

Frances Puente-Bonilla, left, incoming president of the Officer & Civilian Spouses Association and Angie Tabats, club parliamentarian inside the club's thrift store at Fort Bliss.

The Fort Bliss Rod and Gun Club and Southwest Adventure, Fort Bliss' outdoor recreation program, will put on a National Get Outdoors Day Expo from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the gun club, 3730 Roy Johnson Lane.

World War II veteran Alfonso Arellano salutes as taps is played Thursday during the D-Day observance at the 82nd Airborne VFW Post.