Soldier’s sacrifice, acts of gallantry honored after 42 years
Forty-two years after giving his life to save his fellow Soldiers during a little-known battle in Cambodia, Spc. 4 Leslie H. Sabo Jr., will be posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor.
Remembering a hero
Rose Mary Sabo-Brown vividly remembers May 15, 1970 as the worst day of her life. It was the day she… [more]
Army Drill Team goes from the stage to the small screen
The U.S. Army's official drill team performs thrilling stunts with bayonet-tipped 1903 Springfield rifles… [more]
Soldier’s unwavering optimism a powerful weapon in cancer fight
The plan is set: Sgt. 1st Class Patrick J. Kelly of Company M, 244th Quartermaster Battalion, 23rd Quartermaster… [more]
Detours and back roads to a dream
HEIDELBERG, Germany — John Roland Rene grew up alongside three brothers and two sisters in the northwestern… [more]
Carlisle teen named Army Child of the Year
Multiple moves, changing schools, losing friends and finding something new around the corner – these… [more]
Latest Features
Wounded warrior opens heart, family ranch to fellow vets
Army National Guard veteran Bill Campbell and his wife, Domenica, have opened their 14-acre Washington farm, free of charge, to military veterans and their families.
Operation Return to Duty
Rich Blake deployed to Iraq as a Marine infantryman, and is returning to duty almost a decade later as an Army psychologist.
Finding your voice: Military kids learn to express emotion through journalism
Program teaches military kids how to share their stories through writing, photography and filmmaking.
Army researchers look at the science behind cooling down
U.S. Army researchers study the mechanisms behind body cooling in order to design hypothermia countermeasures.
Aviation electronic warfare: Influencing the battlefield behind the scenes
Army electronic warfare is closer to the front lines and closer to science fiction than you realize.
Where this brotherhood began
In 1997, eight Special Forces Soldiers traveled to Bolivia to train and advise a battalion of Bolivian Army rangers. That experience would define the next 14 years of then-Bolivian Army Cpl. Rodrigo Mendoza's life.
The Army is my home
Many Soldiers have called the Army their home over the years. Few have meant it more than Staff Sgt. Sharalis Canales.
Life as the first African-American female POW
It was shortly after dawn on the morning of March 23, 2003, and it was already the worst day of Spc. Shoshana Johnson’s life.
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Army Congressional Fellowship Program offers unique opportunities
An Army congressional fellow shares his experiences as a Soldier on Capitol Hill, and highlights the opportunities the fellowship program offers qualified Soldiers.
Anatomy of a ‘Pershing’s Own’ audition
A United States Army Band, "Pershing's Own" Soldier shares what it was like to audition for the elite musical ensemble, and her experiences during her first year with the band.
Soldiers to celebrate military kids
Soldiers magazine is looking for original content from throughout the Army highlighting military kids and the Army organizations that support them.
One woman’s journey from Spec-5 to flag officer
The first female minority Active Guard Reserve Soldier to become a flag officer shares her journey.
A family’s legacy of service
Growing up, Mary Doyle would hear stories about her family's military history. Then one day, she became a part of it.
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