About 300 more soldiers from Fort Campbell are being sent to southern U.S. border
The 101st Airborne Division sent an unspecified number of soldiers to the U.S. southern border in January, and a Thursday press release said about 300 more soldiers are being sent. The soldiers are assigned to the 101st Division Sustainment Brigade and will join military forces already there,
Learn more about a U.S. Army pilot program that tested 58 zero trust capabilities at the tactical edge as discussed by Chief ...
Approximately 300 Fort Campbell soldiers have been deployed to help protect and enforce the U.S. southern border.
The parade committee also honored other residents, including artist of the year, citizen of the year, and junior citizens of ...
For more than three decades, local leaders have combined their efforts on “Citizens for Fort Campbell” — hoping to advocate ...
ERBIL AIR BASE, Iraq– Embracing its motto as the ‘Wings of Destiny’ brigade the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB), 101st ...
CWO Four Ben Koontz, the director of the Army’s functional management office for zero trust, said a recent pilot successfully tested these cyber tools.
As the 101st Airborne Division continues its division-wide training exercise at Fort Campbell, it is not only sharpening combat readiness but also testing new military technology such as 3D-printed ...
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