Soldiers Update

Two Majors deployed in Afghanistan find a unique way to keep their family bond in spite of being separated. Available in high definition.

Charlie Co., 2-STB Soldiers compete in an Engineer Qualification Tables in Udairi Rangel Complex near Camp Buehring, Kuwait. Available in high definition.

The Afghan Regional Artillery Training Center on Camp Eagle, Zabul Province, Afghanistan, recently helf a live fire exercise and graduation for 140 of the Afghan National army's newest field artillerymen.

The U.S. Army Pacific Sisters in Arms started as a way to develop leaders among the command's Soldiers and mentor women in uniform. Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard spoke with the group as someone who has been a Soldier leader on the battlefield and in the halls of congress.

Food service specialists from the 1/25th SBCT Brigade Support Battalion compete in a Cook-of-the-Quarter competition at Fort Wainwright, AK.

Sergeant Major of the Army Raymond Chandler discusses how he has seen changes in attitudes in Soldiers when it comes to addressing the challenges of reducing sexual harassment and assault in the Army.

What does it take to become a sergeant Audie Murphy inductee? A U.S. Army Central Soldier became the lone inductee for the first quarter of 2014 at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait.

Retired CSA General Gordon Sullivan is now President of the Association of the United States Army. In an interview, he speaks about the future of today's Soldier.

Hawaii Congresswoman Gabbard visit to the USAPRPAC Sisters-in-Army program was a special occasion for one Soldier and program member. It marked an important milestone in her life. Available in high definition.

Members of the 107th Military Public Affairs Detachment train on their MOS skills in preparation for their deployment to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Available in high definition.

General Dennis Via, Commander of the US Army Material Command, talks about the peoples responsibility to report criminal acts of sexual harassment/sexual assault. Available in high definition.

Soldiers train as part of joint exercise Koa Kai in Hawaii.

Since the announcement of the withdrawal of combat troops from Afghanistan drawdown has been in full force.

Able Company 2-9 Infantry soldiers train alongside their Korean counterparts at Rodriguez Range, Korea.

The 950th Transportation Company is making training in Europe a little easier by shipping in some armor. Available in high definition.

Wounded Warriors enjoy the outdoors by camping and rafting in Utah thanks to a program titled "Outward Bound". Available in high definition.

Two members of the US Olympic Luge team discuss being a member of the team as well as US Army National Guard Soldiers. Available in high definition.

Resiliency month kick-off starts out Stuttgart, Germany with a fun festival. Also available in high definition

The coach of the U.S. Olympic Luge team is also a Soldier in the Army National Guard who uses his NCO leadership skills to coach his luge team. Also available in high definition

U.S. Army National Guard Soldier SGT Emily Sweeney talks about being a member of the USA Olympic Luge team and a National Guard Soldier. Also available in high definition

During the 2014 Black Engineer of the Year Awards in Washington, D.C., The Vice Chief of Staff of the Army, General John Campbell, gave a speech discussing the achievements of the army's engineers.

Gathering all the ammunition used by U.S. Forces in Afghanistan, is another piece of the ongoing drawdown.

SecArmy John McHugh traveled to Ft. Stewart to see first hand the impacts of sequestration on training and military construction.

Working dogs from all branches of service get health care from Dog Center Europe.

A Sentinels job at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier requires a great amount of detail, respect and sacrifice. Also available in high definition