Robert Gray Army News Today

During this event. Is 90 minutes. Good afternoon. Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us for this panel, the long shadow of war, veterans experiences on the home front. Our host and moderator will be joining us momentarily and we thought we would go ahead and get started in the meantime. I think we will go ahead and introduce ourselves one by one as we go along. My name is Kenneth Macleish and i teach at and the university. My research and is a subject of my book making war at fort hood, military u...

A local World War II hero was honored by community leaders for the 82nd year Thursday afternoon at the airport bearing his namesake, Robert Gray Army Airfield.

It is peak cedar allergy season from late December through January at the Great Place, which overlaps with the common cold season.

Energy Action Month in October raises awareness for Soldiers, civilians and their families to be a part of the solution and foster wise energy attitudes, behaviors and organizational decisions.

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Late last month, an announcement of a $10 million federal grant to improve a primary taxiway at Robert Gray Army Airfield was announced, and subsequently approved, at a Killeen City

Soldiers and Airmen load a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter from Co. D, 3rd Bn., 227th Aviation Regt., 1st ACB, 1st Cav. Div. into the back of a C-5 Galaxy aircraft Feb. 24 on Robert Gray Army Airfield. While the Soldiers were being trained in loading operations, the Airmen from 621st MSOS were also being trained, as well as the EAGLE Team, who train military personnel worldwide. Photo by Brandy Cruz, Sentinel News Editor Photo by Brandy Cruz, Sentinel News Editor