Defense Concludes Presentation of Its Case in Holcomb Trial on Saturday

Media Release from Fort Bragg Public Affairs Office

DOD to Improve Voluntary Education Safeguards

Defense Department working with schools to make costs, schedules more transparent

VIDEO: The Fourth Day Ends in the Court-Martial of Sgt. Adam Holcomb

The case resumes on Saturday and is docketed through Monday, July 30, 2012.

Sick Juror Delays Friday Morning Court-Martial for Sgt. Adam Holcomb

An early lunch recess was granted to all Friday morning to determine the state of an ill panel member.

Chinese-American Supporters Disappointed in Outcome at Court-Martial Trial

For some who traveled down from Chinatown to view the trial, racism was at the heart of the trial.

Sketch Artist Captures Trial Details at Fort Bragg This Week

An eye for detail depicts the trial as it unfolds inside the military courtroom.

Prosecution Concludes Its Case, Defense Calls First Witness in Holcomb Trial

Day three concludes the testimony of the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on Pvt. Danny Chen's remains.

Pvt. Danny Chen's Closest Military Friend Testifies

Testimony about Chen's despondent behavior stemming from family turmoil, and corrective training admissions were addressed in court on Thursday.

Fort Bragg's Job Post of the Day

Nurse Practitioner, GS-0610-11/12

Five “Devils” You Should Know

By U.S. Army Sgt. Michael J. MacLeod, Task Force 1-82 PAO

Allegations of Racially Charged Slurs Revealed in Second Day of Sgt. Adam Holcomb's Court-Martial

Fellow soldiers took the stand after Pvt. Danny Chen's father testified on Wednesday at Fort Bragg.

A Third Fort Bragg Soldier Killed in Afghanistan This Week

The Murrieta, Calif. soldier was also a writer with his own blog, view an excerpt of a recent post before his death.

Two 4th Brigade Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan

The paratroopers were killed in the Zharay district of Khandahar province.

USASOC Change of Command at Fort Bragg

Both incoming and outgoing leaders were praised at the Meadows Field ceremony.

Jury Selection on Tuesday in Chen Hazing Case

The military courthouse on Fort Bragg commenced the first trial of eight soldiers facing a courts-martial by starting off with the jury selection process and ending with Mrs. Chen on the stand.

Military Trial Begins at Fort Bragg, U.S. v. Sgt. Adam Holcomb

The trial surrounding the death of Pvt. Danny Chen is underway on Tuesday, July 24.

PHOTOS: USASOC Change of Command

USASOC bid farewell to Lt. Gen. John Mulholland on Tuesday, July 24, 2012.

Lackland AFB Instructor Sentenced to 20 years

Staff Sgt. Luis Walker was found guilty by military jury on 28 charges.

Fort Bragg's Job Post of the Day

Health Technician (Refractive Eye), GS 07

Robin Sage Continues in North Carolina Counties This Week

USASOC Media Advisory

US, Afghan Forces Attend Security Shura in Ghazni Province

By U.S. Army Sgt. Michael J. MacLeod, Task Force 1-82 PAO

Female 4th Brigade Combat Team Soldier Killed in Afghanistan

Department of Defense announced the death of an 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper.

Movie Theaters and Concealed Carry Permits in North Carolina

State regulations vary from state to state, stay informed.

Fort Bragg Job Post of the Day

Clerk (OA), Fort Bragg Veterinary Treatment Facility position open.

Ribbon Cutting for Quiznos Cafe and Kilroy's Coffee Shop Inside Marshall Hall

In planning for nearly two years, the facility has already become a part of daily routines at Marshall Hall and has made a positive impact on workforce morale.

Fort Bragg Validates Readiness During Annual Exercise

When disaster strikes, Fort Bragg is prepared to react and aid in the recovery process for its personnel, families, including their pets.

PHOTOS: Exercise Orbit Comet

The annual validation exercise proved that Fort Bragg is ready to tackle disaster.

Fort Bragg's Job Post of the Day

GS-11 Social Worker (Substance Abuse)

Military Trial Begins in Texas for First of 12 Instructors Involved in Sex Scandal

Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Tx. is under scrutiny for accusations against 12 of their basic training instructors.

Sen. Kay Hagan Seeks to Protect NC Veterans

Concerns growing towards public schools looking to profit off veterans.

Sgt. Adam Holcomb Trial to Begin at Bragg Next Week

The first of eight cases to be tried in connection with the 2011 death of Pvt. Danny Chen.

Kansas Case Against Deceased Soldier Dismissed

Ricky Elder's military service caused a delay in prosecution of the case for nearly two years.

Paratrooper Follows Mother’s Footsteps to Combat Zone

By U.S. Army Sgt. Michael J. MacLeod, Task Force 1-82 PAO

PHOTOS: Butterfly Release for Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux

Saturday's event brought together the community as they remain hopeful for the missing soldier.

Butterflies Released Marked 3 Month Anniversary of Kelli Bordeaux's Disappearance

Butterflies symbolized hope for Kelli's family and the entire community of volunteers who have been involved in the numerous Saturday searches in Fayetteville.

Former 82nd Paratrooper Appointed to Board of Directors, Operation Supply Drop

The non-profit charity sends video game care packages upwards of more than $1,800 per package to troops in Afghanistan.

Soldier from Spring Lake Killed in Afghanistan

93rd Military Police Battalion suffers the loss of six soldiers.

Murder Suspect Apprehended in New York

Tobijah Nelson is awaiting extradition to North Carolina for connections to 2009 murder of a soldier.

Pfc. Todd J. Patrick's Death Remains Unexplained

Nothing further has been announced about the 82nd Airborne soldier found dead in his barracks room on Sunday, July 1.

Battleship North Carolina Announces New Assistant Director

Wilmington's Battleship welcomes Chris Vargas.