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Huntsville schools partnering with Army Cyber Command to bolster U.S. cyber security field
The Huntsville school district today became the first in the United States to partner with the U.S. Army Cyber Command in an effort to get students interested in the industry ready for the challenge.
JBLM's wartime growth was fifth fastest across entire military, new GAO report shows
A new report from the Government Accountability Office shows that the number of civilian and military employees at Joint Base Lewis-McChord increased by almost 64 percent since 2006, a pace that marked the fourth-fastest clip for any domestic military installation.
Hagel announces hundreds of thousands of furloughs at Defense Department
U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel speaks at a town hall meeting at the Mark Center in Alexandria, Va., on Tuesday.
Col. Middlecamp will take over the US Army Garrison.
Colonel Steven Middlecamp will assume command of the US Army Garrison at the installation.
Col. Cachuela prepares to pass the guidon
As a child, Rudy Cachuela had the perfect combination of example and encouragement to help him find his path to a satisfying and significant career.
Rangers' Baker salutes Wounded Warriors
The memorial outside a Navy barracks simply consists of a soldier's boots, rifle and helmet.
JTF-CapMed Names Top Enlisted Service Members of 2012
Based on job performance, leadership skills, military bearing and community involvement, three service members in the Joint Task Force National Capital Region Medical Command recently earned the JTF CapMed Enlisted Service Members of the Year Awards for 2012.
Red Cross honors Soldiers, supporters at 'Salute to Service' gala
"With some 60,000 Soldiers in Afghanistan and another 90,000 in 150 countries, I guarantee you that not far from each of them is a Red Cross volunteer," said Chief of Staff of the Army Gen.
Eisenhower threatened to invade Area 51 former US Congress members hear
In sensational testimony submitted on the final day of the Citizen Hearing on [UFO] Disclosure , six former members of the U.S. Congress heard from a former CIA agent about an incident involving President Eisenhower and extraterrestrials.
Final plan for Army museum on NCPC's agenda
The National Museum of the United States Army may finally be coming to the end of its quest for approval.
Double Amputee Talks About Boston Bombing Victims
All the amazing things our wounded veterans do, even without limbs, could serve as inspiration to those 13 civilian amputees who lost their limbs in last week's marathon bombings.
Gun stockpile leads to another sentence for felon
A Front Royal man whose arrest on a firearms charge led police to call in the Army for help in searching his home was sentenced Tuesday in Warren County Circuit Court to a mandatory five years in prison.