Topic: Fort Lewis

Change Agent Herschel Walker tells soldiers: 'Don't be afraid to ask for help'

The former NFL superstar openly shares his struggles with mental problems – and the help he's received – with soldiers, including some who are struggling to adjust after duty in the Middle East.

Sgt. Robert Bales: Details emerge on soldier charged with killing Afghan villagers

Staff Sgt. Robert Bales joined the Army shortly after the 911 terrorist attacks, and he served three tours in Iraq before being sent to Afghanistan. Now he sits in the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, charged with killing 16 Afghan villagers.

542 antiquities looted in Iraq war return home. Where are the rest?

Officials triumphed in Monday's return of everything from gold earrings to a sacred statue looted in the Iraq war. But they also said that 632 pieces returned last year have gone missing.

In Iraq, combat troops head home to US with guitars, hope

As planned, US combat troops departed Baghdad this weekend. The 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, reflected on their efforts – and Iraq's future.

Barack Obama speaks at Hampton University commencement

President Barack Obama spoke at the historically black Hampton University on Sunday, saying that education is the responsibility of all Americans.

Peace activist Cindy Sheehan targets Obama’s vacation

Opinion: A slice of life from an Army wife

When my husband left home (and his baby boy) for his sixth deployment, goodbye took on a different meaning.

U.S. Army hopes to keep native Arabic speakers

Incentives likely to include large payments to soldiers now working as translators.

With Iraq toll down, U.S. more optimistic

As 'surge' brigades leave Iraq, military officials hope the improved security will hold.

U.S. troops buy own gear for safety, style in battle

Since 9/11, the market for tactical war gear has grown to $150 million annually.