Acting Army Secretary: Army Needs Additional, Predictable Funding WASHINGTON -- After several years of budget cuts, the Army needs additional and predictable funding, said Acting Secretary of the Army Robert M. Speer. "To be able to meet mission requirements, we need the resources to be able to do that," Speer said during a fireside chat Wednesday with AUSA President and CEO, retired Gen. Carter Ham, at AUSA headquarters. "We are finding emerging near-peer adversaries that potentially out-gun us and out-range us."
Lee Emergency Medic Always on Point FORT LEE, Va. (May 11, 2017) -- Fellow workers describe fifth-generation firefighter Stephen Steele Jr. as "one of the best emergency medics at Fort Lee."
Fort Hood conducts mass casualty drill Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center surgeon, Lt. Col. Paula Oliver, surveys role-play gunshot victim Cpl. Reginald Wilson, 74th Multi-Role Bridge Company, during Fort Hood's active-shooter simulated mass casualty drill.
Normalizing Mental Health Starts with You JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. -- For the past several years, we as a military have been encouraging service members to optimize their mental health. We know that mental health is just as important as physical health to service members' overall wellbeing, readiness and performance downrange, and because of this we want more service members to proactively use mental health services.
Combat Medic to Receive Medal of Honor for Intrepid Actions in Vietnam WASHINGTON -- When James C. McCloughan sees a young service member in uniform on the street or at the airport, he often offers to buy lunch, said his wife Cherie. July 28, 2017
Army Launches Holistic Health and Fitness Initiative WASHINGTON -- The Army has more obese Soldiers than ever before, and to address the problem, senior Army leaders discussed a holistic approach that includes vegan options at dining facilities and box breakfasts at fitness centers. July 27, 2017
