The U.S. Army surpasses its fiscal year 2025 recruiting goal of 61,000 recruits, thanks to leadership and innovative strategies, with four months to spare.

The Army could add up to 20,000 more recruits to its Delayed Entry Program by Sept. 30, Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George said.

The Army is planning a week-long celebration, starting June 7, through Flag Day, on June 14, which also is President Trump's 79th birthday.

More than 20 U.S. Army museums that showcase the legacies of major historic units or bases will close in the next three years under a major overhaul of the museum system, ...

The Army’s current C2 capabilities are largely provided through individual efforts: separate requirements documents, funding lines, contracts, and acquisition programs, tied together through top ...

The Army is preparing to sunset its Lakota helicopter as its primary basic trainer while bringing on an entirely new approach to its aviator schoolhouse. (Ssg. Austin Berner/U.S. Army) In the wake ...

The Army has released a primer for leaders to better understand the Army, how it’s organized and their purpose within the ranks. (Spc. Kelvin Johnson Jr./Army) The Army has released a primer for ...

The Army has hit its annual recruiting goal of 61,000 new active duty soldiers, four months ahead of the end of fiscal 2025 in September, the service announced Tuesday.

President Donald Trump and the U.S. Army are slated to throw a military birthday parade on June 14. Here's what to know about the bash.

The Army began to experiment with Ask Sage’s generative AI platform about six months ago. Ask Sage said in a press release that it started by opening 400 new user accounts with a goal of growing to an ...

That’s why the news that the U.S. Army has met its fiscal 2025 recruiting contract goals four months early—welcoming more than 61,000 new recruits—is personal.

One of the Army's largest installations has disbanded its teams responsible for routine and preventative maintenance of soldier housing, according to a service spokesperson.