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Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson with 6th Combat Training Squadron, Detachment 2, died after falling to the ground at high speed at the Alamodome on Saturday.

DC guard task force officials said the soldier was released after being treated at a hospital.

Soldiers with the European theater-focused 3rd Battalion, 12th Field Artillery Regiment, one of the Army’s few Typhon batteries, tested out the missile platform.

The service member was part of an Air Force training unit that selects and trains candidates as Tactical Air Control Party, or TACP, airmen.

Security vulnerabilities meant that malicious groups could “pinpoint sensitive locations like safe houses or command posts, and expose operational vulnerabilities, significantly compromising national security.”

1st Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division is trading in howitzers for NMESIS-launched anti-ship missiles.

The leaders of the Army’s 22,000-person Special Operations Command are planning what their small units will do in a big war.

Roughly 500 soldiers will support ongoing exercises with partners as the U.S. expands military operations against cartels.

Three Army air defense soldiers received Purple Hearts for a missile attack that knocked them unconscious. Now back in Texas, all three still feel the effects.

Photographs show a collapsed burial vault beside a Korean War soldier's grave marker at a historic Black cemetery in Baton Rouge that has deteriorated for years.

Over 180 of the awards for those injured in combat have gone to soldiers in the Army and Army Reserve, with 11 presented posthumously.

The Army wants to build cheaper barracks they can easily replace, but that has raised concerns that soldiers will end up in buildings that are just going to fall apart faster.

President Donald Trump posted on social media that the execution would still occur at Fort Hood, Texas, by firing squad, but would not be livestreamed to the general public.

The team of five Army Rangers named Best Squad this week included experienced soldiers and one so new he had yet to earn a Ranger tab.

In Germany, skies fill with thousands of drones, and soldiers in Hawaii and Alaska are likely to see changes as the Army’s training centers adapt.

The Eighth Army received South Korea’s highest military honor weeks after joint exercises on the peninsula were cut short.

The 101st Airborne Division is still training for air assaults in 21st-century wars, but wants to bring new tech and aircraft to bear.

The XM1776, based on Hanwha’s K9 Mobile Howitzer, can fire twice as far as the M777 and uses a smaller crew.

Rangers have now won three of the last four Army-wide Best Squad titles after a team from 3rd Ranger Battalion was named winners Monday.