Fort Bragg Budget Reductions Update

The Fort Bragg Public Affairs Office announced the most recent news surrounding sequester cuts.

Official: North Korean Threats Help No One

The newest threats by North Korea follow a well-worn pattern designed to raise tensions and intimidate others, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little says.

Sen. Hagan's Bipartisan Tuition Assistance Amendment Signed into Law

A win for the Fort Bragg military community and soldiers everywhere.

'Invisible Wounds' Taking Toll on Soldiers, Congress Told

An Army official says depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder 'take a significant toll' on service members.

Sinclair Lawyers Promise 'an Extremely Aggressive Defense'

The June court-martial will be conducted as one trial for Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair, a judge ruled Monday.

Fort Bragg Canine Photos from 'Guardians of Rescue' Fulfilling their Mission

Eleven dogs got rescued on Monday and will enter training to become therapy dogs for wounded warriors.

11 Dogs Rescued, to Be Trained as Therapeutic Dogs for Wounded Veterans

Fayetteville's FAPS along with Guardians of Rescue will care for the dogs before transporting them to Long Island, NY for training.

Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair's Pre-Trial Hearing to Determine if Emails Can Be Used As Evidence

The hearing at Fort Bragg relates to the court-martial of the one-star general accused of sexual misconduct with five female soldiers.

Ex-Marine Launches 'Lady Leatherneck' for Military Women

San Clemente's Jenna Lombardo partners with a web publication to provide forums and info for female service members.

5 Things for Easter

Let's get ready for Easter!

Military Related News

News from around the Army

Fort Bragg's Jump Schedule for This Week

Much colder weather this week, bundle up to observe the paratroopers in action.

Fort Bragg's 1BSTB Easter Party Photos

From an indoor egg hunt, crazy balloons and the opportunity to see what dad does at work, the 1 BSTB families had a grand time on Saturday.

Local Tower Not Affected by FAA Closures

Due to budget cuts around 149 regional airport control towers to close starting next month.

New $25,000 Reward for Information About Missing Fort Bragg Soldier

Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux disappeared nearly one year ago and officials are still searching for solid leads on the case.

Army Releases February 2013 Suicide Information

With recent suicides at Fort Bragg, some under investigation, the numbers were up in Feb., but lower across the Army overall.

Officials Uphold Commitment to Suicide Prevention Solutions

A panel of Defense Department and service officials told Congress Thursday their efforts to address military suicides will persist.

US v. Sinclair Proceedings to Continue Monday with Pretrial Hearings

Brig. General Jeffrey Sinclair will be back in Fort Bragg's courtroom next week.

No Furlough Notices at Fort Bragg Today

The news was announced Thursday night, one day before Bragg personnel expected to get word in the morning.

First Lady Visits Fisher House Families, Wounded Warriors

Bearing a large Easter basket brimming with cookies, First Lady Michelle Obama visited seven families of recuperating service members at Fisher House No. 4 at Walter Reed.

The Latest Effects from Sequester Cuts at Fort Bragg

All organizations have tightened up their spending in an effort to conserve funds for only necessary and allocated activities.

Hagan’s Bipartisan Tuition Assistance Amendment Passes Senate

Fighting for the military in North Carolina, Sen. Kay Hagan got a quick response to restore Tuition Assistance for service members.

Fort Bragg Soldier Found Unresponsive in Barracks

This is the second death of a soldier in two months that 3rd Brigade has suffered while in garrison. The death is under investigation.

Special Forces Soldiers to Receive Valor Awards

Today three Soldiers will be awarded the Bronze Star Medal with Valor device, three Soldiers will receive the Purple Heart, and 13 Soldiers will receive the Army Commendation Medal with Valor device.

Poll: Should President Get Tough with Israel to Speed Peace Talks?

Visiting the Jewish state this week, Obama has dilemma on how to unstick the Palestinian issue.

Camp Lejeune Marines Killed in Training Accident

Seven Marines died and others were injured in the Nevada accident.

Fort Bragg Soldier Identified and Charged in Thursday's Fatal Collision

Fayetteville Police have charged the driver with two counts of misdemeanor death by motor vehicle, but no charges were made for alleged racing in initial reports.

Fort Bragg Military Police Start Female Mentorship Program

With March being Women's History Month, one commander spearheads a shift to accommodate cultural changes within the professional environment.

Hagel Takes Oath of Office

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel took the ceremonial oath of office Thursday in a Pentagon ceremony presided over by Vice President Joe Biden.

DOD Examines UCMJ Changes to Combat Sexual Assaults

Defense Department officials will do what it takes to end sexual assault in the military, the Pentagon’s top acting general counsel told Congress Wednesday.

18th Fires Brigade Commander Speaks Out on Death of 2 Soldiers in Fatal Car Accident

Two soldiers were killed in an automobile accident in Fayetteville approximately two miles from post, Thursday.

FORSCOM's Gen. David Rodriguez Relinquishes Command

Forces Command prepares for acting commander after 18 months with four-star general.

A Week in Review: Top Stories

The most read stories on Fort Bragg Patch this week.

Fort Bragg's Jump Schedule for This Week

Calling for blue skies next week, head out to watch the paratroopers jump onto the drop zones.

Furloughs to Affect Behavioral Health Care

Upcoming furloughs for Army civilians, along with budget cuts, will affect the Army's ability to provide behavioral health care to soldiers, an official says.

Fort Bragg's Main Water Line Breaks, Guidelines Instituted for Residents

Main Fort Bragg water supply line damaged, residents urged to exercise extreme conservation measures

NC Fights for Military Tuition Amidst Sequester Cuts

Sen. Kay Hagan and Methodist University have acted immediately on this hot button issue.

U.S. Urges North Korea to Tone Down Threats

U.S. and South Korean forces remain 'postured for any contingency,'says Pentagon Press Secretary George Little.

DOD Details Sequester’s Effect on Health System

The Pentagon’s top health affairs official discusses the immediate and long-term effects of sequestration on the Defense Department’s military health care system.

82nd Airborne Division Paratrooper Sustains Fatal Gunshot Wound on Fort Bragg

Investigation underway in the death of a Fort Bragg 4th Brigade Combat Team soldier.