More than 300 coalition service members from U.S. Army Central and Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve took time to remember those who served before them in a Remembrance Day Ceremony Nov. 11.

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Maj. Gen. Nadja West was sworn in Friday as the Army's first African-American surgeon general.

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Wreaths Across America Day drew about 50,000 family members of fallen troops and volunteers who placed more than 240,000 wreaths on the white marble headstones at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, Dec. 12.

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Earlier this month, the Army's G-4 released an All Army Activities message that lists the fiscal year 2016 clothing bag list for enlisted Soldiers, as well as the dollar amount for the accompanying clothing allowance. For fiscal year 2016, Soldiers saw an increase of about seven percent for their clothing allowance.

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Staff Sgt. Jacob Miller said he realized he was putting himself and others in danger more than once.

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Nearly 100 years ago, young American men were leaving farms across America, joining every branch of the military to fight in World War I. One-third of Americans lived on a farm during the first decades of the 20th century, so nearly every squad of Soldiers had farmers in it.

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Soldiers who attend the Army Basic Instructor Course are usually experienced trainers, but many have difficulty translating their training skills to the classroom.

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Senior noncommissioned officer selection boards and the Qualitative Management Program, scheduled for the second, third and fourth quarters of this fiscal year, will consider Soldiers in all components, E-6 through E-9, for possible involuntary separation.

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The two-week Yama Sakura 69 exercise kicked off in Osaka, Japan, Dec. 5. The bilateral command post exercise is a key element of the U.S. shift in focus to the Pacific region. It's also one facet of I Corps' mandate to maintain readiness to operate across the Pacific, and globally if called upon.

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Throughout the last 14 years, the American public saw a steady stream of information about the Army through television and newspapers. But as involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan has died down, Americans are seeing fewer Soldiers in the press. And even fewer Americans know a Soldier personally.

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