Camp Atterbury News

Seymour residents will notice an increased amount of activity at the Indiana National Guard armory at Freeman Field over the coming months.

Col. Ivan Denton used to joke that Maj. Gen. R. Martin Umbarger would give him command of a brigade one day.

By Rachael Tolliver Editor/writer Accessions Command If she was dressed in flip-flops, tank top and skirt, hair down, strolling through the mall you might think she was any young adult starting college.

ETT scheduled for deployment to Afghanistan INDIANAPOLIS, IN The Indiana National Guard continues to support the Global War on Terrorism as part of its dual mission to support the nation.

The discovery of mold in federally provided mobile homes sheltering Indiana and Iowa flood victims has prompted new anger and frustrations for those who have lost their houses.

According to an article from the Southeast Missourian dated November 15, 1952 and personal interview with Mr.

A state health official who inspected 11 FEMA-provided mobile homes sheltering Indiana flood victims found mold on eight of those units, leading crews to replace problematic access panels on all the homes.

Sgt. 1st Class Dana Shehan of the 991st Transportation Company says goodbye to his daughters Callie and Amber outside the National Guard Armory in Kingsport during a farewell ceremony Thursday.

About 88 soldiers from the Kansas National Guard's 35th Infantry Division will be welcomed home July 17 from a deployment to Kosovo.

A Chattanooga-based Army Reserve unit is leaving today to train for a yearlong mission in Iraq.

The Army has assessed and put tornado damage at Camp Atterbury at $40 million dollars.

Families of 23 soldiers spent the most of this afternoon saying the things that matter the most to them.

Many Hoosiers who lost property in last month's record flooding are getting housing assistance.

Leaders in Johnson County and Franklin see an economic gem in an armory that will be built on the city's southeastside.

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels and federal officials said Thursday mobile homes - perhaps up to 500 - will be made available to Hoosier flood victims.

Hundreds of mobile homes expected to house Indiana residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed by June's flooding will be tested to make sure they don't contain unsafe levels of formaldehyde, state and ...

Some Tri-Cities families are preparing to say goodbye to another group of military men and women.

Four days after his controversial "Face the Nation" appearance, retired Army Gen.

A WORCESTER church has received a A 100,000 boost thanks to the Heritage Lottery Fund.

One of the most prominent war novels in American history possibly began as a letter written by 22-year-old Kurt Vonnegut Jr.