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An unmanned UH 60A Black Hawk was flown for the first time Saturday at Fort Campbell using ALIAS technology developed by DARPA. The DARPA Aircrew Labor In

Unmanned Black Hawk Tested Saturday At Fort Campbell

Historic Second Baptist Church is again endangered.

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Up to 10 new Maneuver Support Vessels (Light), or MSV(L)s, are to be assigned to Fort Eustis next year. The new landing craft are bigger than the Landing Craft Mechanized Mark 8 boats they’ll replace.

The Army’s replacements for its Vietnam War-era “Mike Boat” landing craft are coming to Fort Eustis, which needs an upgrade of its Skiffes Creek port to handle the new vessels, the base said in a filing with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The Alaska State Troopers and Army Criminal Investigation Division are investigating Spc. Hunter Trey Stafford’s cause of death, the Army said.

“Operation Sgt. Santa" will have several holiday train rides around the Fort Eustis railroad at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum.

Murray State University alumnus Jerry Shroat will be awarded an honorary doctorate as part of the fall 2021 commencement ceremony, to be held on Dec. 11 at the CFSB Center.

The United States Armed Forces is revamping its 1980 physical fitness test (PFT) with a new set of requirements aimed at preparing soldiers for modern warfare.