| U.S., South Korea Increase Military Exercises Following Attack The U.S. and South Korean militaries will undergo two new training exercises in light of last week's finding that North Korea sank a South Korean navy ship killing 46 sailors. defense.gov |
No Grenades on Commercial Flights, TSA Tells Troops The Transportation Security Administration is reminding military members that explosives are not allowed on commercial flights. defense.gov |
Report Says Chinese Military Transparency Still Lacking China has made some progress, but not enough, in military transparency, and the Chinese decision to suspend military-to-military contacts with the United States is acting against the interests of both countries, according to the latest annual report in a congressionally mandated series. defense.gov |
Father, daughter reunite at daughter's promotion ceremony Two United States Division - Center Soldiers enjoyed a small Family reunion Sept. 19 when a father was able to promote his daughter at Camp Liberty, Iraq. army.mil |
First class of UAS maintainers to graduate The Unmanned Aircraft Systems Training Battalion graduates its first class of 15E UAS maintainers tomorrow, adding a new military occupational specialty to the Army. Fort Huachuca is now home to the MOS 15E. Soldiers in the new MOS maintain UASs, such as the Shadow, Grey Eagle (EMRP), and Hunter (MQ-5B). army.mil |