The Army is reclassifying around 20,000 paid parachutist positions to manage limited resources and prioritize airborne training for soldiers who would be the first ones on the ground, officials said.

Rebecca Holland is a reporter for Stars and Stripes based in Vicenza, Italy, where she reports on the U.S. Army, including the 173rd Airborne Brigade and Southern European Task Force, Africa.

Soldiers with the 101st Airborne Division during Operation Lethal Eagle 2025 at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. (Army) During a recent home station training exercise, the 101st Airborne Division put ...

Powell-Lee was driving on the football and lost his balance and was sliding, but still came up with the unreal interception for the Yellow Jackets. Powell-Lee is a veteran leader and a key ...

The NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee apparently did not think too highly of a proposal that would have allowed Army and Navy to play an additional regular season game. Navy athletic ...

The Italian host nation employee at Camp Darby near Livorno was marrying the brother of a famous NFL football player ... The supply clerk with Army Field Support Battalion-Africa married Gene ...

Carmel offensive lineman Sankeerth Veluri announced his commitment to Purdue football as a walk-on on social media. Veluri, a 6-5, 285-pounder, who was previously committed to Army, also had a ...

The Army West Point Black Knights football team did many things that it hadn’t done before last season. Among those accomplishments was being ranked in the College Football Playoff Top 25 ...

As of late, the Love Island host, style muse and all-around It-girl can officially add ‘football team manager ... tank top and forest green varsity jacket. Not one to skimp on glam, no ...

Even well into World War II, Black soldiers were typically relegated to menial, non-combat positions in the Army. They cooked ... patch and his World War II jacket. “It means the world to ...