Fort Belvoir and Quantico Marine Corps Base are changing. Wednesday at the Montclair Country Club, leaders from both installations briefed members of the Prince William Regional Chamber of Commerce on the growth occurring due to Base Realignment and Closure 2005.

Serving in the Army can be a long, difficult road. For many, the best way to survive is to embrace friends and coworkers along the way, and Soldiers often consider their comrades as brothers and sisters. But, two Multinational Division Baghdad Soldiers are also brothers in the literal sense.

Being separated from family can trigger stress and anxiety for deployed servicemembers, especially when children are involved.

Concerns about a slow economy have not deterred the American public when it comes to supporting the troops. In fact, contributions to the DoD-authorized phone card initiative, “Help Our Troops Call Home,“ this year has reached $878,399.

The status of forces agreement that U.S. and Iraqi leaders initialed early last week respects Iraqi sovereignty while allowing U.S. servicemembers to continue operations, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said in Washington, D.C. Nov. 18.

Cyberspace is a warfighting domain, and the Defense Department is taking steps to defend this crucial capability, a Pentagon spokesman said Friday.

The American Red Cross and Pitney Bowes Inc. are teaming up to send holiday cards to servicemen and women in the United States and around the world.

Recent changes in how the military’s reserve components are recognized are larger than any in recent history, a senior DoD official said in Lansdowne, Va., Nov. 19.

Navy Cmdr. Ed Fischer and Air Force 1st Lt. E.J. Wong would seem to be out of place in an Army heavy brigade combat team conducting operations in Iraq.

Mark J. O’Konski, retired as director of the United States Army Logistics Innovation Agency Friday after more than 33 years of service to DoD.