Topic: Fort Bragg

COVID-19 could kill another 618,523 in the United States by August, but mask use could save 14,000, a new model projects, as the country leads the world in total deaths.

Warfighter 21-4, a corps-level combat exercise starting on April 6, will involve U.S., French and British troops, a U.S. Army press release said this week.

The U.S. Army's Criminal Investigations Command continues to investigate the deaths of three soldiers based in Fort Bragg in North Carolina near Fayetteville, after new details emerged last week.

U.S. Special Operations is now "on par" with the other military branches, acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller said Wednesday, in a move meant to remove layers of command and improve the flow of information.

About 200 soldiers at North Carolina's Fort Bragg were moved from their barracks this month after mold was found in two buildings on the installation.

An 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper died during airborne training in Georgia on Wednesday, officials said.

A group of cyclists in California were out on a ride when they made a startling discovery -- a wallet and more than $4,000 cash.

The mental health care of U.S. military troops and their families is not being met by the military health system, a Defense Department Inspector General says.

The U.S. Army has charged Special Forces Col. Kevin Russell, who has earned four Bronze Stars, with five counts of sexual assault.

Reactivation of the U.S. Army's fabled V Corps establishes a forward command post in Poland, following announced plans to reduce U.S. troop strength in Germany.