Army Reinstates Tuition Assistance for Remainder of Fiscal Year 2013

Great news for the military community, and colleges too.

Major Attraction Could Miss Mather Airshow Because of Sequester

A U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor demonstration team has been grounded by sequestration budget cuts.

DOD Announced Units for Upcoming Afghanistan Rotation this Summer

Though Afghanistan is set to wind down in 2014, the following personnel are being deployed to meet the mission starting this summer.

Selective Early Retirement Board Could Affect 1,200 Field Grade Officers

August Selective Early Retirement Board could affect 1,200 field grade officers In August, the Army will convene a Selective Early Retirement Board for lieutenant colonels and colonels. The move is just one part of a larger Army effort to meet its cong

U.S. Army Soldier Assigned to South Korea Could Face Charges in Alleged Car Chase Shooting

Two U.S. soldiers are under investigation.

50th Signal Battalion Soldier Charged in Fatal Hit-and-Run

The soldier is accused of hitting a motorcyclist and fleeing the scene.

3 Fort Stewart Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan

Three 3rd Infantry Division soldiers were killed Saturday during an enemy attack.

Month of the Military Child Flag Ceremony at a Fort Bragg Elementary School

April honors military children, the kids at Butner Road Elementary School on Fort Bragg had a flag ceremony.

Mario McNeill Maintains Innocent Plea; Trial Moves Forward

Juror candidates are interrogated in the jury box through the remainder of the week.

Plea Deal Could Result in a Life Sentence for Defendant Mario McNeill

A big decision ahead for Mario McNeill and his defense team on Tuesday, which could end the trial early.

‘Too Soon’ For Post-2014 Troop Level Decision

A decision is expected by the end of the summer, says the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Afghan Forces ‘In This to Win It,’ Pentagon Spokesman Says

George Little says U.S. leaders 'remain very confident' in Afghan security capabilities despite recent Taliban attacks.

Could You Qualify to Be Selected As a Juror?

The ins and out of jury duty, a few rules and a big learning curve in the law and legal terms.

Jury Selection Underway this Week in Capital Murder Trial

Over 100 jury candidates started off inside the Cumberland County Superior Courthouse.

5k in Afghanistan Brings Sexual Assault Awareness

The goal of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention is to raise public awareness about sexual violence and to educate communities and individuals on how to prevent sexual violence.

Fort Bragg's Jump Schedule for This Week

Here is the timeline from April 6-12, be sure to stop by and see the spectacular site.

Dempsey: North Korea’s Activities Follow Familiar Pattern

Although they have generated tension in the United States, North Korea’s recent activities are part of a cycle, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says.

Army Announces 2013 Warrior Games Team

Wounded, ill and injured soldiers and veterans trained and competed for months to be one of 50 athletes representing the Army team.

Long-Missing WWII Pilot Laid to Rest

On Wednesday, in keeping with the Army's mandate that no soldier is left behind, 1st Lt. John E. Terpning was interred at Arlington National Cemetery.

Hagel: DOD Review Will Lead to 'Big Choices'

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel signaled possible big changes ahead for his department as he delivered his first major policy speech as Pentagon chief.

Army Wide Crime Report

News from other posts this week

'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives' Guy Fieri Cooks at Fort Lewis

'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives' chef gives suggestions to military members and their families

Month of the Military Child

The month of April honors military kids around the globe.

Two Year Lag Time for Backlog Claims at Dept. of Veterans Administration

Sen. Kay Hagan reported that Winston-Salem Regional Office has 2nd-longest wait times in the southeast region.

Special Ops Mission in High Demand

Job security for Fort Bragg's special operations community.

Deadline Approaching for Wounded Warriors to Apply for Bush's 100km

The event takes place May 23-25 in Texas.

Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April brings a chance to raise awareness about the Army's SHARP program.

New Hours: 82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum

In light of recent sequestration cuts, hours are amended.

Fort Bragg's Jump Schedule for This Week

Friday is the only day scheduled for jumps.

U.S. Soldier Stabbed and Killed by Afghan Teen

The youth was not believed to have been a member of the Afghan security forces or in uniform so it was not being classified as an insider attack.

How the White House Funded the Annual Easter Egg Roll

With the threat of the event being canceled, last minute donors stepped up - big.

North Koreans ‘Need to Dial the Temperature Down’ says Little

Pentagon press secretary weighs in on North Korea's defiance.

U.S., South Korea Committed to Peace, Hagel Says

The long-standing relationship with South Korea is particularly important to the United States, especially in light of the recent actions by North Korea, says the defense secretary.

Wounded Warriors To Get Expedited Screening At Airports

TSA will also offer wounded warriors curb-to-gate service.

DOD Updates Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Policy

Defense officials say the updated policies and procedures that improve safety for sexual assault victims.

DOD Identifies Missing World War II Pilot

First Lt. John E. Terpning disappeared along with 9 other men when their plane went down in May of 1944.

Recreational Biking Off Limits in All Training Areas

Only designated Fort Bragg recreational areas are authorized for trail riding or cycling.

Fort Bragg's Special Reaction Team Wins NC SWAT Title

Fort Bragg SRT competes and wins as top contenders again.

Civilian Furlough Time Reduced from 22 to 14 Days

Better news for civilian employees at Fort Bragg and beyond.

Morning Job Fair at the Crown

Free workshops, register online now.