On the road to recovery
The Driving Rehabilitation Program at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center offers a "one-stop shop" to get wounded troops back behind the wheel.
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Today’s leaders training tomorrow’s leaders
Like the sign outside the 7th Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy says: “Leaders are Training Leaders.” Since 2008, its cadre has topped Europe-wide competitions and U.S. Army Best Warrior competitions making them the cream of the crop.
Still serving, one joke at a time
What happens when two Army veterans, an Air Force pilot and a Marine vet walk into an installation club, climb on stage and start telling jokes? Gut-busting laughter ensues.
Fort Leavenworth: The most haunted base in the Army?
Established in 1827 to protect the Santa Fe Trail, Fort Leavenworth, Kan., has a rich history. It also claims to be one of the most haunted posts in the Army.
‘Man’s best friend’ and the fight against IEDs
Man has yet to create a mobile device as effective as the Army’s canine partners in Afghanistan, a true testament that wars are won by Soldiers — both the two- and four-legged varieties.
Investigating sexual assault: How the Army is using training to promote culture change
Many preconceived notions about sexual assault victims and suspects aren't true -- the Army is working to change these misconceptions from the inside out.
Dog, veteran, hero
Meet Gabe. He’s a noncommissioned officer and combat veteran with some 40 awards to his name. He is also the American Humane Association's 2012 Hero Dog of the Year.
Bringing behavioral health to the troops
A number of mental health professionals are at the forefront of a new wave of Army behavioral health care that's bringing providers to Soldiers, wherever they are.
USASOC Soldier breaks U.S. 24-hour running record, wins world championship
Less than two months after winning the 135-mile Badwater Ultramarathon in Death Valley, Calif., Army Master Sgt. Mike Morton traveled to Europe where he not only won the 24-hour world championship, but also shattered the U.S. record.
Modular Backpack Panel could help Soldiers carry the load
As an individual equipment designer at Natick Soldier Systems Center, lightening Soldiers' loads weighs heavily on Rich Landry's mind.