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• Confusion, anger surround report of soldier's rabies death
• Affair confirmed as reason for Grafenwöhr commander Smiley’s removal
• Stuck on you ... and your furniture
• Army officer sentenced after bomb hoax
• Saenz takes over as new Grafenwöhr garrison commander
• Taking inventory
• South Korean foreign minister thanks US troops during visit to Army base
• Carstens takes command of Wiesbaden garrison
• Preparing for the worst
• Peace on Earth?
• Hawaii's Tripler hospital seeking trauma center designation
• Ron Paul debacle prompts reminder for troops
• Soldier asks for reduction of 10-year sentence for rape of Korean girl
• ‘Reintegration’ — it takes a village
• Hazing-related charges in GI's death could be difficult to prove
• Army to trim NCO ranks starting in April, memo says
• Japanese, U.S. troops to train each other in hand-to-hand combat
• Bamberg-based reservist earns recording contract
• Soldier pawns Purple Heart for Christmas
• Bills would force TSA to follow USERRA
• ‘No sadness’ as U.S. troops leave Iraq
• Former Grafenwöhr commander Smiley given reprimand, fined
• First female commandant of drill sergeant school suspended
• Soldier charged with rape, placed in South Korean custody
• Competition tests Army's missile warning crews
• One-of-a-kind unit trains for hazardous situations
• In the northern reaches of Afghanistan, U.S. troops learn on the run
• Free Wiesbaden-to-Heidelberg bus service to begin Jan. 3
• Brutality of 1994 Panama fight still resonates with U.S. troops
• Long-term success of Iraq security forces remains to be seen, commander says