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Stryker Soldier From Fort Lewis Killed In Non-Combat Incident
A Fort Lewis soldier has died in Iraq -- during her third deployment to the region.
Fort Lewis Memorial: Going back to Louisiana
Pfc. Brian Russell Bates loved bragging about his home state of Louisiana, and never tired of telling his fellow soldiers about how he had survived Hurricane Katrina.
Distress in the Army: A hidden enemy
President Obama's decision on deploying more troops to Afghanistan has been complicated by an ugly reality: suicide.
Pacts end criminal cases against Port of Olympia protesters
All the criminal cases filed in the wake of the Port of Olympia protests nearly two years ago were resolved Friday after eight demonstrators signed agreements that could lead to dismissal of their charges.
As names of fallen come out, sense of loss hovers over Fort Lewis
President Barack Obama, center, Army Assistant Judge Advocate Maj. Gen. Daniel Wright, second from right and Army Special Forces Commander Brig.
Construction projects affect traffic in Thurston County and Fort Lewis
The following projects are expected to affect traffic in the coming week, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation, the city of Olympia and Fort Lewis.
Afghan war's deadliest month takes heavy toll at Fort Lewis
Presidential salute for Fort Lewis soldier: President Obama salutes Thursday as an Army team carries a case with remains of Sgt.
Former National Guardsman fights deportation in WA
Though Muhammad Zahid Chaudhry is fighting deportation from the United States he still flies an American flag at his west Yakima home.
Fort Lewis soldier wounded in Afghanistan can't wait to go back
It was the first mission Specialist Mike Ballard had ever gone on in Afghanistan.
Livingston National Guard unit arrives in Fort Lewis after one-year deployment
Members of the 143rd Montana National Guard unit are back on American soil and just days away from returning home.
Fort Lewis soldier from Vancouver 1 of 8 killed
The family of a Vancouver man says he was one of the eight Fort Lewis soldiers killed in a single day in Afghanistan.
Fort Lewis soldiers killed in Afghanistan
American troops killed in two separate bomb attacks Tuesday in southern Afghanistan are believed to be from the 5th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, based at Fort Lewis.
8 U.S. troops die in Afghanistan, making October worst month
Eight American service members were killed Tuesday in insurgent attacks in southern Afghanistan, a focal point of the U.S. military campaign to combat the resurgent Taliban.
Fort Lewis: Training means more night air traffic noise
A military exercise involving special operations units training across the state began Monday, raising the possibility of noisy activities at Fort Lewis.
Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
Fort Lewis deployments hit Pierce County rentals
Pierce Countya s apartment vacancy rose dramatically in the third quarter of this year, likely caused by an outflow of renters being deployed by the military to the Middle East, said Tom Cain of Apartment Insights, a Seattle-based apartment research firm.
Inmates at Fort Lewis jail claim abuses
An attorney representing two convicted soldiers held in the Fort Lewis, Wash., jail is accusing military officials of videotaping strip searches of inmates there; posting female military police to watch his clients being strip-searched, showering and using the bathroom; and hampering protected communication and access to his clients.
Fort Lewis: Triple Nickel, back from Iraq, uncases colors
Members of a Fort Lewis engineer brigade who returned last month from a yearlong deployment in which they oversaw construction projects across Iraq were officially welcomed home at a ceremony Friday morning.
A 22-year-old Fort Lewis-based soldier serving in Afghanistan for just over three months has died.
Fort Lewis Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
Fort Lewis officials are reporting another death in Afghanistan. Specialist Kyle Coumas of Lockeford, CA was killed from wounds suffered in an attack on his vehicle.