Large Scale Combat News Today

Grant Raber, the grandson of the late Dick and Marguerite Rabe of Eton, was promoted to major in the United States Army on Oct. 5.

The Army hopes to avoid bloody crossing debacles should it fight in a large-scale war in the years ahead.

The U.S. Army is transforming how it prepares to fight and win the nation’s wars. Senior Army leaders developed fresh concepts and logic to guide the

Ever since its activation at Fort Monroe, Virginia in 1973, the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command has served the Army, the defense community, and the nation as an example

Ever since its activation at Fort Monroe, Virginia in 1973, the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command has served the Army, the defense community, and the nation as an example

In October 2001, under the cover of darkness, teams of American Green Berets landed in Afghanistan. This was the initial U.S. response to the terrorist

Soldiers with the 138th Field Artillery Brigade conducted a live event during their annual training at Fort Knox and Greenville.

On Jan.18, Nearly 100 members of the 3rd Infantry Division staff traveled to Joint Base Charleston to visit the 841st Transportation Battalion and gain a better understanding of the Armor Brigade Combat Team “fort to port” deployment process.

Soldiers in the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) are participating in a routine, short-notice deployment readiness exercise this week to ensure unit and

101st Airborne Division Conducting Deployment Readiness Exercise