U.S. Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, took part in his final official overseas troop event Tuesday while visiting with U.S. rotational forces in Estonia.

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He had received all the mandatory training and watched all the suicide prevention videos, but was not prepared when his best friend took his own life.

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Soldiers with the 4th Squadron, 2d Cavalry Regiment, plan to execute a tactical, NATO-standard crossing of a tributary of the Danube River in Hungary, early Sept. 17.

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Twelve senior enlisted leaders from 10 armies throughout the Pacific region shared ideas and military experiences during the second Senior Enlisted Leaders Forum at the 9th Pacific Armies Chief Conference and 39th Pacific Armies Management Seminar, Sept. 14-15.

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The latest "Wanted" poster released by the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is seeking applications from qualified Solders to train and serve as sworn federal law enforcement agents.

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There's a lot of coordination that takes place between a mortar platoon and the fire support specialists (forward observers) to ensure their lethal rounds make their way to the proper target.

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Paratroopers, assigned to the U.S. Army's 173rd Airborne Brigade, initiated the third rotation of Exercise Fearless Guardian here, Sept. 15, after training more than 400 soldiers with the Ukrainian national guard in the previous four months.

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One of the top priorities of Fort Benning's leadership is providing Soldiers with opportunities to prepare for life after the military, said Kevin Aker, transition services specialist at Fort Benning's Soldier for Life Center.

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A group of 35 senior military and civilian health care executives gathered at the Cedarbrook Lodge for the Puget Sound Health Care Executive Roundtable, Sept. 10-11.

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 The Army increased its ability to test radio frequencies used by Soldier technologies when it opened one of the largest anechoic chambers on the East Coast, Aug. 21.

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