A secure, stable, democratic Iraq at peace with its neighbors is attainable with “substantial U.S. resolve and commitment,” U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Ryan C. Crocker told the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs committees Monday.

Many Soldiers training at Camp Atterbury, Ind., are taking the Combat Lifesaver Course offered by the 205th Infantry Brigade to prepare them for combat situations. 

The Defense Department is changing its military blood-donation regulations to allow for a wider spectrum of civilian donors.

Gospel artist Martha Munizzi performed at the Wallace Theater Saturday night

Spouses of those serving in the military reach out to find friends.

As the Army transforms and evolves, more and more civilians are finding themselves in leadership roles. The Civilian Education System provides those civilians with the tools to be effective leaders; leaders suited to the task of managing change.

The High Holy Days began Wednesday with the 10 Days of Repentance and Rosh Hashanah. At Fort Belvoir, volunteers have prepared for the holiday by bringing out more than 500 Torahs, polishing the silver on the scrolls of the five books of Moses and replacing the decorative blue cloths with white at Belvoir Chapel.

The National Guard Bureau-facilitated exercise is designed to improve command-and-control and operational relationships among both military and civilian regional partners as they band together against homeland defense and security threats, said officials.

Soldiers, family members and civilians came together Tuesday to learn more about the job search process and the installation’s Employment Readiness Program.

Fort Belvoir’s Army Community Service is packing its belongings and moving to a new, centralized location.