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By Kirk HutchinsonUSAG Fort Riley Public AffairsThe Kansas Department of Health and Environment has issued a boil water advisory for portion

FORT RILEY (KSNT) – State health officials say parts of a Kansas Army fort are under a boil water advisory Monday. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is issuing a boil water advisory Monday, April 29 impacting around 5,900 people in and around Fort Riley. This advisory concerns the Historic Main Post, Marshall […]

Sam Van Skike, 82, of rural Bloomfield, not only did a Vietnam tour with the United States Army, he was part of Operation Desert Storm with the Iowa National Guard.

You treat me like an influenza... Influenza, or flu for short, is more than just a cold - its a killer. This quiz is not just about flu, but about other deadly epidemics in history as well. Can you put these epidemics in the order they happened?

Reuben Stanley Templeton was the grandson of brave pioneer families who had emigrated from Kentucky to Missouri. As he came of age, he revealed the same bold spirit that defined his ancestors when, despite threats to his own safety in World War I, left the marginal safety of his fighting position to aid a wounded friend.

Amidst the chaos of World War I, the Spanish Flu's wrath emerged as a relentless assailant.

The Army National Guard, the U.S. Army Reserve, and active-duty Army partnered to provide force projection to a deployed environment.

Throughout the years, Mark Weber heard many fascinating tales about his great uncle, Henry Weber, who was wounded in World War I and laid in a trench before being discovered by a fellow soldier.

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In France, German assaults were relentless in trench battles. Casualties were high. Serna fought on.