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Fort McCoy, Wis., was established in 1909. Here is a look back at some installation history from October 2023 and back.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Serving in healthcare administration for nearly 3 decades, Army Colonel Laura May Trinkle worked behind the scenes, making sure our soldiers were taken care of all over the globe. For Trinkle, following in the military footsteps of a close family member just made sense. “I grew up an Army brat,” Trinkle said, […]

The U.S. is formalizing blood sharing agreements with allies to counter logistics challenges for combat medics in the Indo Pacific.

Army brass has set about ensuring they will not be caught out by the logistical challenge of maintaining stocks on the other side of the Pacific if hostilities break out with Americas biggest strategic rival.

The service’s medical command is experimenting with blood storage and distribution, as it looks to overcome the logistical challenges of the Indo-Pacific.

Five Army Rangers swept the Army's annual Best Squad competition, earning top team honors while two members won soldiers of the year awards.

A collaborative series of spay and neuter clinics, vaccinations and wellness exams at the Fort Belknap Indian Community between the U.S. Army

Yes, that really was cannon fire on Saturday, as the 63rd Readiness Division headquartered in Mountain View held a change of command ceremony at Moffett Field, complete with a 13-gun salute.

Fort Campbell, KY - Col. Vincent B. Myers is scheduled to relinquish duties as U.S. Army Medical Department Activity Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and

(807th Medical Command) — At the Gualo Rai Children’s Park Youth Center, four service members from the Naval Ophthalmic Readiness Activity of Yorktown, Va. are assembling eye glasses for the