The attorney representing the 22-year-old Kentucky soldier charged with attempted espionage and communicating military information said Tuesday that his client told him he is innocent.
Twenty-three soldiers were treated at a hospital Monday after lightning struck near their training site at the Army's Fort Stewart in Georgia.
A U.S. soldier who escaped Army custody while facing a rape charge in California has been returned to Los Angeles County, authorities said Monday.
A soldier who escaped Army custody while facing a rape charge has been captured at Daytona Beach, Florida, authorities said.
Female soldiers discuss the alleged sexual abuse they suffered from male soldiers while in the military.
A former soldier arrested after a hostage incident at a military base in Georgia faces multiple charges that include threatening to kill President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton, according to federal court documents filed Tuesday.
A hostage situation that lasted about two hours at Fort Stewart, Georgia, ended Monday without injuries, and a gunman is in custody, a spokesman for the Army base said.
Residents of Hinesville, Georgia, have long lived in the shadow of Fort Stewart. In good times, the city thrived from the close economic relationship with the Army base, which is home to 20,000 soldiers. These days, life is tough, given that most of those soldiers are overseas in Iraq and Afghanistan, resulting in the loss of clientele for many local businesses.
A Georgia town fears millions will be lost after the Army reversed a decision to send more troops to Fort Stewart.
A single mother who chose taking care of her infant over deploying to Afghanistan has been discharged, the Army said in a statement.
An Army soldier says she failed to show up for deployment because of a child-care problem. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
To hear Spc. Alexis Hutchinson tell it, the Army forced her to make an agonizing choice between serving her country and taking care of her son.
Walking through a crowded shopping mall can bring back memories of war. The shifting crowds, the jostle of passers-by and the din can all trigger Army Sgt. Kristofer Goldsmith's post-traumatic stress disorder.
The United States military's Northern Command, formed in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks, is dedicating a combat infantry team to deal with catastrophes in the U.S., including terrorist attacks and natural disasters.
Darryl Mathis waits in his Pensacola, Florida, home for the body of his 24-year-old son to return home from Iraq. Mathis, a military veteran himself, was seething with anger Thursday as he spoke about the death of Army Staff Sgt. Darris J. Dawson.
A Spanish court on Tuesday dropped charges against three U.S. soldiers in connection with the death of a Spanish TV cameraman in Iraq in 2003.
A firefight in Afghanistan was recorded on an Oregon family's voice mail when their son accidentally phoned home.
The U.S. Army charged a Florida National Guard soldier, who went absent without leave while on a two-week break from duty in Iraq, with desertion, an Army spokesman said Saturday.
One of the nation's leading veterans' service organizations accuses the Pentagon of "severely restricting" its counselors from visiting wounded and injured service members at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
AT THE CLOSE of business Friday, November 30, Dennis Irby's biggest worry was making sure his eight employees were delivering the finest bouquets in Valdosta, Georgia. By Monday morning his father,...
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