Army Today

AFRICOM Commander, Gen. Carter Ham, spoke to our Gail McCabe, during a recent trip to Botswana, about the many challenges in Africa, to include terrorism. Also available in high definition

As the top Soldier at AFRICOM, Gen. Carter Ham says it's important or America to understand why the United States has a military command focused elusively on Africa. Also available in high definition

In the near future, the Army will send a brigade to Italy as part of U.S. Army Africa. According to the Commander of AFRICOM, Gen. Carter Ham, it will make a significant impact on the mission. Also available in high definition

U-S Army Medics work with their Botswana counterparts in a program aimed at reducing the chance of infection from HIV/AIDS. Gail McCabe reports. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story on U.S. Army North simulating a response to a terrorist attack in the United States.

Wounded Soldiers from U.S. Army Europe participate in Soldiers Ride 2012 in Bostalsee Lake, Germany. Also available in high definition.

This edition features as tory on wounded Soldiers from U.S. Army European Coalition Forces, participating in Soldiers Ride in Bostalsee, Germany.

Signal Soldiers in Italy train on hoisting somebody out of a manhole.

This edition features a story on Gen. Carter Ham discussing how important it is to build the right kind of relations with African nations.

This edition features a story on the Utah National Guard building housing and office space in anticipation of Soldier influx

This edition features a story on ROTC Cadets gaining a cultural experience and college credit while volunteering with Ukraine Cadets.

Mississippi Army National Guard leaders say they have great respect and admiration for Soldiers with the difficult task of balancing military duties with jobs and home life. Officers thanked guardsmen at a Change of Command ceremony for the Second Battalion, 198th Armored Regiment. Public Affairs Specialist Danielle Thomas takes us to Camp Shelby.

18th Field Artillery Brigase conducts Combat Water Survival Training FORT BRAGG, N.C.--A U.S. Army Soldier of the 18th Field Artillery Brigade carries the M4 Carbine Rifle during a 50 meter swim at combat water survival training, June 24, 2016.

Staff Sergeant Aaron Johnson has spent a majority of his 39 years of age on a mat. Starting 4 years old and being the self-described "little guy", he struggled, but eventually earned a spot in 7th grade on the prestigious Team Foxcatcher. After winning nearly every match in high school, he moved on to the University of Indianapolis, and eventually became a world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Hi...

Staff Sergeant Aaron Johnson has spent a majority of his 39 years of age on a mat. Starting 4 years old and being the self-described "little guy", he struggled, but eventually earned a spot in 7th grade on the prestigious Team Foxcatcher. After winning nearly every match in high school, he moved on to the University of Indianapolis, and eventually became a world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Hi...

18th Field Artillery Brigade conducts a NOT IN MY SQUAD Public Service Announcement. Sgt. 1st Class Anthony Langley, the brigade Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SHARP) discusses the importance of Sergeant Major of the Army's NOT IN MY SQUAD program. (U.S. Army Video by Sgt. Benjamin Parsons, 18th Field Artillery Brigade/Released)

Un video de dos minutes muestra los esfuerzos entre las fuerzas armadas de los Estados Unidos y El Salvador durante el ejercicio, Más Allá Del Horizonte - 2018. Las fuerzas armadas de los Estados Unido, cuyos miembros del servicio Activo, Reserva y Guardia eran de todo el país, trabajaron junto con personal militar Salvadoreño durante el ejercicio Humanitario/Entrenamiento Más Allá Del Horizonte 2...

Vice Adm. John Mustin, Chief of Navy Reserve and Commander, Navy Reserve Force and team send message of support to the Navy football team vs. Army for game scheduled Dec. 10, 2022 at Lincoln Financial Stadium in Philadelphia.