What Effects of Government Shutdown at Fort Bragg Could Look Like

One week away until a potential partial government shutdown

Local Outstanding Airmen of the Year Recognized by Sen. Kay Hagan

Hagan meets with winner of Outstanding Airmen of the Year award, Observes Birthday of U.S. Air Force

Hagan Takes Additional Action to Clear VA Backlog

After meeting with Undersecretary for Benefits, Hagan Writes to Defense Secretary Hagel and VA Secretary Shinseki

CID Cyber Tips: Protecting Your Online Identity

UPDATE: Missing in Action and POW/MIA Statistics

On This Day In History

Three Destroyers To Be Named After San Diego County Military Heroes

120-Year Old Medal of Honor Found by Honest Book Buyer

Army Swears in First Woman as Judge Advocate General

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno administers the oath of office to Lt. Gen. Flora D. Darpino, the Army's first woman to serve as Judge Advocate General of the Army.

More Base Closures on the Horizon?

"We have 20 percent excess infrastructure in our inventory of bases," says Katherine Hammack.

It's Official: XVIII Airborne School and Air Assault School Opens on Fort Bragg

Tail Number 756 Connects Veterans 46 Years Apart

XVIII Airborne Corps Welcomes New Chief of Staff

Same-Sex Spouses Finally Receive Dependent Identification Cards at Fort Bragg

Big Day for American Military Partners Association Spouses

N.C. Delegates Split on Decision to Strike Syria

Statements released on Syria from the Tarheel state.

Sen. Kay Hagan Says Syria's Use of Chemical Weapons is 'Deplorable'

Navy Expects To Kill Hundreds Of Dolphins And Whales

Bomb testing and sonar use will likely kill hundreds of marine mammals in the next five years.

10 Dogs Die Being Transported to Fort Bliss Training Center

Community Information Exchange Questions and Answers

Fort Bragg's monthly meeting hosted by senior leadership.

Register for Fort Bragg's Automated Installation Entry Badge

Dedicated access control elements will aid in crime prevention.

Meet Medal of Honor Recipient Staff Sgt. Ty Michael Carter

Carter recently re-enlisted and aims to serve at least 20 years.

Fort Bragg's Next Mission: Seizing Syria's Chemical Weapons?

Emerging warfare: 3rd BCT's and the 82nd Airborne Division's capabilities to seize chemical weapons.

Sentence: Life in Prison for Afghan Massacre

Joint Base Lewis-McChord's Staff Sgt. Robert Bales heads to prison.

Staff Sgt. Robert Bales Sentencing Hearing Began This Week

The Fort Lewis soldier could face life in prison.

Army Leaders Give 2 Week Deadline for 25% Cuts to Funding and Personnel

More cuts are inevitable Army wide in the coming days.

Hagel Initiatives Keep Pressure on Sexual Assault

New initiatives include measures to improve victim support, strengthen investigations, officials say.

82nd Paratroopers Prepare to Assume the Global Response Force Mission

3BCT picks up their vehicles from Fort Polk, LA.

Fort Bragg's Jump Schedule This Week

NC Senator Kay Hagan is an Advocate for Veterans

Insult to Injury: Wounded Warriors Snubbed at Walter Reed Dining Hall

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. under scrutiny for practices against their own Wounded Warriors, but turns it around quickly.

Pentagon Extends Benefits to Same-Sex Spouses

Budget Cuts Hurt DOD Model Program for Hiring Disabled

One victim of defense budget cuts this fiscal year is a model program to recruit disabled college students and recent graduates into the workforce.

Website Teaches Coping Skills to Military Community

The Moving Forward website focuses on developing stress-management skills.

Caring for 4-Legged Warriors Saves Soldiers' Lives Too

Plane Escorted by F-16s After Entering President's Air Space

The Cessna 172's pilot took off from the Murrieta airfield about 11:40 a.m. and flew straight into the Temporary Flight Restriction Zone.

UPDATE: Four Jurors Selected for Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair's Court-Martial

The jury panel must consist of at least five jurors, and up to 12 military officers.

Army Suspends 55 Soldiers Serving as Sexual Assault Counselors, Recruiters and Drill Instructors

The Armed Forces are cracking down on sexual assault and related misconduct.

DOD Memo Provides Specifics for Headquarters Spending Cuts

Deputy Defense Secretary Ash Carter releases a memo that provides more specifics for a 20-percent reduction in Defense Department management headquarters spending.

Soldier Show Links Auditions to Rising Star

The deadline for Soldiers submitting packets to be considered as a performer or technician for the 2014 U.S. Army Soldier Show is Nov. 1.