The Army plans to expand privatized barracks, starting with a new facility at Fort Irwin. Despite a $2B budget, repair needs total $7.5B.
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UH-60 Black Hawk pilot Jo Ellis, falsely accused of a "trans terror attack," sues influencer Matthew Wallace for defamation. Ellis stands resilient.
The Army's Sergeants Major Academy at Fort Bliss has removed academic essays on diversity topics, reflecting a broader push to erase DEI content.
The Army considers reducing active-duty troops by up to 90,000, amid fiscal pressures and strategic shifts, potentially reshaping its future role.
The Army's elite Ranger School debuts a new fitness assessment in April 2025, focusing on endurance and strength with continuous evaluations.
Trump's border wall projects continue in San Diego, facing legal and environmental challenges. Migrant encounters drop; military support grows.
The Army has resumed funding for travel to remote ASVAB testing sites, reversing a recent decision that halted the program.
The Army faces a high attrition rate among new recruits despite improved recruitment figures, raising concerns over troop readiness.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces renaming of Fort Moore back to Fort Benning, honoring WWI hero Cpl. Fred G. Benning.
The recent firing of top military legal officers by the Trump administration raises concerns about politicizing military law and its implications. Military experts warn about potential impacts on legal advice integrity within the ranks.