U.S. Army

Soldiers with the Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 229th Engineer Company (Horizontal) combined realistic engineer training with lasting installation improvements while supporting troop construction projects during annual training at Fort McCoy in July 2026.

The new White Sands School’s Facility Planning Committee convened again on Sept. 3, 2026, for the second in a series of three meetings. Colleen Martinez, President of Visions in Planning, continued to facilitate the discussion. Building on the insights from the first session, this meeting focused on refining priorities, vision statements and diving deep into the project goals.

ADELPHI, Md. --Every year, the Army remains ready to combat new challenges through the critical, disruptive research of its scientific and technological enterprise. The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, known as DEVCOM, Army Research Laboratory celebrated the bold thinking, unwavering commitment and interdisciplinary collaboration of its scientific and business teammates at the 31st Annual ARL Honorary Awards ceremony at the Adelphi Laboratory Center Aug. 13.

More than 30 civilian employers from across Wisconsin visited Fort McCoy on July 22 as part of the Wisconsin Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) Boss Lift, an annual program designed to strengthen relationships between employers and the military while highlighting the important role Guard and Reserve service members play in their communities and workplaces.

As part of the Wisconsin Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) Boss Lift on July 22, more than 30 civilian employers visited the Fort McCoy Commemorative Area, where they learned about the installation's more than century-long legacy of training America's military and supporting national defense.

Autonomy Dual-Use Solutions Modernization Streamlined Acquisition Technology Transition xTech Army FUZE Key Takeaways Operationalizing Phase II Autonomy: Seven high-performing small businesses demonstrated field-ready Phase II autonomous capabilities in rea-world tactical conditions. Rigorous Live-Field Evaluation: Conducted simultaneous indoor technical briefs and live outdoor field trails at the APG Robotics Research Collaboration Campus (R2C2) at Graces Quarters.

FORT BRAGG, N.C. – An Army sergeant who pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife was sentenced by the military judge to five months in prison and a bad conduct discharge during his trial Aug. 26 at the Fort Bragg courtroom. Sgt. Francisco Zarate, 29, a motor transport operator assigned to 189th Division Sustainment Support Battalion, 82nd Airborne Division Sustainment Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, also pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. On Jan.

FORT KNOX, Ky. — When the U.S. government abruptly shut down for 43 days in October and November 2025, 50 Fort Knox Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers saw an opportunity to help their community. Ten months later, U.S. Army Installation Management Command officials awarded their efforts with IMCOM’s Best Community Service Event award for the second consecutive year. “It feels great to win this award again; not only for me as a person but also for our program,” said Spc.

WASHINGTON — As FY2027 approaches, the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Financial Management & Comptroller) has released the Department of the Army Fiscal Year 2027 Financial Management Strategy & Transformation Plan. Building upon the foundational progress of the Army Financial Management Strategy 2028, this refreshed plan outlines a comprehensive roadmap to modernize the Army’s financial operations. Under the leadership of Marc E.

FORT KNOX, Ky. — When calls come in, by the second ring a dispatcher at the Fort Knox 9-1-1 Call Center has answered and is already assessing what actions need to be taken. Emergencies aren’t the only calls coming in, however, and calls come in multiple times throughout each day.