Army

The Army’s Sexual-Assault Woes Persist

By Mark Thompson

Woman Loses 100 Pounds For Soldier Husband's Return Home

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Army Suspends Investigator

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Army General's Court Martial For Sexual Assault Set To Begin

By Sam Frizell
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Study Suggests Some Mental Health Problems in Army Precede Enlistment

Suicide rates climbed among both soldiers who went to Iraq and Afghanistan and those who never left the U.S.

By Denver Nicks

Could This Be The Most Motivational Speech Ever?

U.S. Marine Corps General Jim "Mad Dog" Mattis brings out the "Oorahs!" with this cracker

By Michelle Arrouas

Army Disqualifies Hundreds

The Army removed 588 solders from 'positions of trust' for a wide range of infractions including sexual harassment, child molestation and drunk driving, a number 10 times higher than what the Army originally reported

By Charlotte Alter

Hagel: Shrink the Army

U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel is calling for a 20 percent reduction in troop levels as well as the retirement of several aging aircraft, including the A-10 tank-killer and U-2 spy plane, which will be replaced by the F-35 and Global Hawk drone

By Mark Thompson

Pentagon’s Efforts to Curb Mental-Health Woes Apparently Falling Short

Outside report says there is little evidence to show they make much difference

By Mark Thompson

Behind the Picture: 'Skull on a Tank,' Guadalcanal, 1942

Rare and classic photos from Guadalcanal -- and the story behind one of the most unsettling photos from any war, anywhere

By Ben Cosgrove

Army Women: Better Chopper Pilots Than the Guys?

Report suggests female aviators "may operate aircraft more safely"

By Mark Thompson

Here's What's Troubling American Troops in One Chart

It's about 'combat experiences,' not length of deployment

By Mark Thompson

The Allies at Anzio: Rare Photos From WWII's Italian Campaign

On the 70th anniversary of the start of World War II's pivotal Battle of Anzio, LIFE presents photographs -- many never published before -- from that hard-won Allied victory.

By Liz Ronk

1 killed in Army helicopter crash

Military spokesman says it was not a crash, as pilot still had some control

By Eliana Dockterman

American Sikhs Push To End Army Ban on Beards

For the past 30 years, the Army has barred soldiers from wearing beards, or articles of clothing like turbans, for religious reasons. The service contends they hamper the proper use of gas masks and run...

By Elizabeth Kuhr

When the Sisterhood Attacks: The Cautionary Tale of Colonel Lynette Arnhart

An Army colonel trying to level the playing field for female soldiers gets accused of sexism and the Internet rages on

By Charlotte Alter

'Take off the Silk, Put on the Khaki': America's First Women Soldiers, 1942

LIFE celebrates the pioneers of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps -- the WAACs -- who enlisted, donned uniforms and learned to soldier for the United States in the early days of the Second World War.

By Ben Cosgrove

Pictures of the Week: June 1 – June 8

From the final journey of the space shuttle Enterprise in New York and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in London to a landmark trial in Egypt and the once-in-a-lifetime Transit of Venus, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department

LIFE in the Aleutians: Rare Photos From World War II's Forgotten Front

Eight decades after Japanese troops seized control of Alaskan islands during WWII, LIFE presents rare photos of the day-to-day existence of Allied troops during the little-known Aleutian Campaign.

By Ben Cosgrove

The Trophy Shot

The photographs taken by the “Kill Team” are shocking but “trophy shots” have existed since cameras went to war.

By Jim Frederick
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