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In the heart of Fort Bliss, a unique institution is training the next generation of Army leaders amid the desert's rugged beauty.

In the mid-1800s, the U.S. Army experimented with using camels to haul supplies across Texas and the American Southwest. The Camel Corps was a bold solution to harsh terrain and long distances, but despite initial success, the project was abandoned after just a decade.

Neither Fort Bliss or Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson were involved in using Basic Allowance for Subsistence, (BAS), money meant for soldiers meals on other things. Other bases around the country were allegedly sending over half of all the money collected from United States soldiers paychecks elsewhere.

Somebody is short a tank after this one fell off a truck on I - 10 in Texas.

Change the color of your porch lights year-round to show support for causes like U.S. veterans and active military.

Shreveport's Independence Bowl announced this morning a long-term agreement with one of the United States service academies, Army, to appear in future Independence Bowls.

If you would like to help haul this precious cargo, and likely hear some of the most fantastic first-hand accounts off some of the biggest moments in modern history, it's an easy process.

Thanks to a move from the Louisiana State Legislature, his memory will live on with a permanent reminder of his courage, service, and sacrifice

This soldier was known as "Louisiana" to his friends some 50 years ago while serving in Vietnam. Could you help us locate him?

Causes for the disturbing trend range from obesity and educational shortcomings, to criminal backgrounds and drug use.

A small army of lab-coated, safety goggle-sporting geniuses are toiling day and night to make sure America's military can most certainly count technology an innovation in it's arsenal - and it seems they've done it again!

They bolted towards the door with all of their pilfered goodies in hand. That's when Jim's Army training kicked in.