Cadets accused of flashing white supremacist hand gestures at Saturday's Army-Navy football game have been cleared following an investigation. 
Religious freedom advocates are appealing the U.S. military's decision to prohibit the sale of religiously themed dog tags, a move the military made after receiving complaints from a secularist group. 
The U.S. Army is moving to enhance its long-range precision fire capabilities to ravage adversaries from a greater distance following the Trump administration's decision to pull out of a Cold War-era arms control pact, Army Secretary Mark Esper said Thursday. 
The Department of Defense is sending hundreds of American soldiers to reinforce the southern border, a U.S. official confirmed Thursday. 
The Army this month outlined its plan for using modern-day information warfare in future military conflicts as part of new, high-technology warfighting capabilities. 
The U.S. Army joined partner and allied nations this week to kick off Exercise Noble Partner in the country of Georgia, which shares a northern border with Russia. 
The FBI is investigating multiple suspicious packages sent to military and intelligence locations in and around Washington, D.C. 
The widow of Army Specialist Jake Carlberg, whose K9 partner Abby was improperly given to a private company that tried to sell her to a foreign government, said on Sunday she was not contacted by the Defense Department Inspector General during the recent investigation of mishandled military dog adoptions. The Department of Defense's report condemning the Army's treatment of former military dogs and their handlers failed to address accusations that some of the dogs were given to a private company that planned to sell them to foreign governments. 