Sergeants Major built a culture of camaraderie, as soldiers and as Black women
Melissa Jones never thought she would join the military. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, she planned to go to college as a full-time student. Her life changed when an Army recruiter appeared at her …
Fort Liberty troops head to Middle East
Army air defense units from Fort Liberty are among those deploying to the Middle East amid the Israel-Hamas war, according to Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder, the top Pentagon spokesman.
Paratroopers will deploy this fall to Europe
The 82nd Airborne Division Headquarters will deploy from Fort Liberty to Eastern Europe this fall, the U.S. Department of the Army announced Friday.
Division Review caps observance of All American Week on Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg wrapped up its observance of All American Week on Thursday with the Division Review on Pike Field. The week of activities included a memorial ceremony, a 10 Miler, All American Hall of Fame induction, a veterans breakfast and sports competitions.
‘I feel like this is a blessing’
Army Pvt. 1st Class Jordan Easley pulled up and gladly accepted his free Thanksgiving meal. Easley, 21, would be eating good on Tuesday.
Effort to move soldiers from problem barracks continues, Fort Bragg leaders say
Pfc. Austin Robertson is moving this weekend, from a barracks room on Fort Bragg’s Smoke Bomb Hill to a room across the post. The Wilkesboro native is among the more than 1,100 soldiers who …
Fayetteville pays tribute to fallen service members on Memorial Day
About 300 people attended a Memorial Day service on Monday at Freedom Memorial Park in downtown Fayetteville. The ceremony paid tribute to those who sacrificed their lives in the call of …
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Fort Bragg: Soldiers suffered from motion sickness, not heat exhaustion
Several Fort Bragg soldiers who were treated earlier this week at Womack Army Medical Center suffered from motion sickness and not heat exhaustion, a spokeswoman for the 18th Airborne Corps said.
Fort Bragg soldiers treated for heat exhaustion
An airborne training exercise ended early Wednesday when several Fort Bragg soldiers showed signs of heat exhaustion, a spokeswoman for the 18th Airborne Corps said. The soldiers were preparing for a jump as part of routine airborne operations when the flight crew noticed some of them were displaying signs of heat exhaustion, Capt. Perianne Duffy…