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The two soldiers died Wednesday after their Apache helicopter went down in Texas.

Task & Purpose spoke with the lead researcher behind the Department of Veterans Affairs' new study, which is currently in the recruitment phase.

Base officials have “addressed the immediate cleanliness” of a shower at Camp Bullis, Texas shown in a photo recently posted on social media.

Fort Hood announced on Wednesday that two crew members were killed when an AH-64E Apache helicopter crashed in Salado, Texas.

Pvt. Aiden Craig died on Aug. 5 following a medical emergency four days earlier during the physical fitness test at Camp Pendleton, California.

“Based on information available to the command, we have not identified an increase in reported suicidal ideation or suicide attempts aboard the ship,” officials said.

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“Our soldiers are adults, so we’re treating them accordingly,” an Army official said.

The soldiers are working with experienced civilian firefighters to help build and improve barriers meant to stop a wildfire from spreading.

Army officials said meal options at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, amount to a “food desert.”

"All I was thinking about was saving him.”

The Navy and Marine Corps will no longer process such anonymous reports of harassment and discrimination as Military Equal Opportunity complaints.

The USS Thomas Hudner spent eight months at sea, helping stop sanctioned tankers and fighting Iran for the second time in a year.

The new missile would counter small drones that the Stinger was not designed to hit.

Marines in South Korea recently demonstrated new one-way attack drones in a live-fire test.

The Fort Hood-based corps spent the first half of this year under Army Europe and Asia, as the Army continues to restructure.

The carrier is in the ninth month of an extended deployment, with military families reporting food shortages, moldy showers and more.

Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza was relieved in recent days for unspecified reasons, with less than two months left in his tenure.

Capt. Mathew Loe was removed from his post for a “loss of confidence in his ability to command.”

The Air Guard-wide “summer surge incentive” is aimed at both retaining airmen and recruiting from active duty.