For the first time in six years, the Department of Defense is implementing a new fee policy for Child, Youth and School Services, effective Oct. 1.

More than 100 Airmen assigned to the 4th Airlift Squadron departed McChord Field Aug. 26 for a 120-day deployment in support of operations Enduring Freedom, in Afghanistan, and New Dawn, in Iraq.

Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers is hosting its largest event of the year, and guarantees it is one troops will not want to miss.

Members of the 42nd Military Police Brigade Mountaineering Team displayed unit pride after successfully summiting Mount Adams.

Dog owners looking for a fun new way to socialize with their pets can treat their furry friends to a dip in Stewart Heights Pool from 10 am to 2 pm on Saturday, September 11.

ARLINGTON, Va. – Army Ten-Miler officials have announced that the world’s fastest land animal, the cheetah, will serve as the mascot for the 26th annual race which starts and ends at the Pentagon on Oct. 24.

Every year in the United States approximately 36,000 people die of influenza, and 200,000 are hospitalized. That’s more than twice the number of deaths due to AIDS.

We live in a throw-away world. The average American family seems to produce a house-sized pile of trash every year.

With news of the sinking of a South Korean navy vessel less than five months old, this year’s annual exercise, Ulchi Freedom Guardian 2010, is a timely reminder of I Corps’ defense commitments to the country’s Asian-Pacific allies.

CAMP LIBERTY, Iraq — As U.S. forces were preparing to cross the Iraqi desert to invade an area controlled by a powerful dictator in March 2003, Mitchell Anwar was busy constructing a special gift for his dad in Mr. Morris’ seventh-grade woodshop class in Olympia.