Rachael Riley, The Fayetteville Observer

Sgt. Brandon Alvarez was driving with his wife in late April when he noticed smoke and an overturned vehicle on one of the back roads past Fort Bragg's gun range

The 18th Airborne Corps is telling the story of the Army's Atomic Age on its official Twitter account using previously classified military documents

The Department of Veterans Affairs is reviewing a plan for opening its facilities to the public, Secretary Robert Wilkie said

Army and Air Force Exchange Service officials are warning soldiers and military families to be aware of scammers using the Exchange's logo.

Chief Warrant Officer Deric Harper, Sgt. 1st Class Jeffrey Arthur Cook and Sgt. 1st Class Barry Lee Walls Jr. — all former members of the 3rd Special Forces Group — were sentenced June 11 by the Eastern District of North Carolina for their involvement in a money-theft scheme while deployed as a team in Afghanistan

For retired Sgt 1st Class Confessor Bermudez Jr., Pvt. Dorian Bermudez and Capt. Timothy Peters, watching their fathers' military service has helped inspire their own military careers.

The boots — which had the service members' photos and dates of death — were on display for Fort Bragg's Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation's annual Run, Honor and Remember 5k on May 18 and for the 82nd Airborne Division's run that kicked off All American Week

"We are honored and privileged to have trained some of the most professional and lethal soldiers in the U.S. Army."

A special operations soldier received his second Distinguished Service Cross during a ceremony on Wednesday, officials with U.S. Army Special Operations Command said

The foreign national who caused Fort Bragg's All American gate to close for several hours in March will not face charges and will be deported, court documents state

For his efforts, Riffe was awarded the Soldier's Medal for heroism on March 22 by U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson during a ceremony at Fort Bragg.

The man who caused Fort Bragg's All American gate to be closed for several hours last week faces seven charges that were presented at a detention hearing Tuesday

The man who caused Fort Bragg's All American gate to be closed for several hours Tuesday has been arrested and will have a detention hearing at 9 a.m. Monday in Raleigh, North Carolina to face charges related to obstruction of justice

The man was traveling on a Jordanian passport, but his visa, driver's license and vehicle registration were expired.

"I'd said the problems are unconscionable. There's no reason our soldiers and their families should live in the conditions they've lived in."

Since joining the military in 2005, Master Sgt. Michael Mabry has jumped out of military aircraft more than a hundred times. Yet a jump in January is what the 45-year-old describes as the highlight of his military career. That's when he saw his son, 18-year-old Pvt. William Mabry, participate in his sixth jump and his first under the 82nd Airborne Division