Army Today

1st Battalion, 63rd Armor Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, held a change of command ceremony, May 7, 2025, at the Fort Riley, KS, Cavalry Parade Field. U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ryan R. Kroells, the outgoing battalion commander of 63rd Armor Regiment, 1st Inf. Div., passed command to Lt. Col. Thomas J. Bramanti. (U.S. Army video by Pfc. Joshua Fish)

Spc. Dalton Roberts, who won the 60-kilogram weight class at the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials, speaks about what the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program means to him.

GoArmy! 19K Armor Crewman training at Fort Moore, Georgia

Vice Adm. John Mustin, Chief of Navy Reserve and Commander, Navy Reserve Force and team send message of support to the Navy football team vs. Army for game scheduled Dec. 10, 2022 at Lincoln Financial Stadium in Philadelphia.

Un video de dos minutes muestra los esfuerzos entre las fuerzas armadas de los Estados Unidos y El Salvador durante el ejercicio, Más Allá Del Horizonte - 2018.

Las fuerzas armadas de los Estados Unido, cuyos miembros del servicio Activo, Reserva y Guardia eran de todo el país, trabajaron junto con personal militar Salvadoreño durante el ejercicio Humanitario/Entrenamiento Más Allá Del Horizonte 2018. Durante el ejercicio, llevaron a cabo Ejercicios de Entrenamiento de Preparación... read more

Un video de dos minutes muestra los esfuerzos entre las fuerzas armadas de los Estados Unidos y El Salvador durante el ejercicio, Más Allá Del Horizonte - 2018. Las fuerzas armadas de los Estados Unido, cuyos miembros del servicio Activo, Reserva y Guardia eran de todo el país, trabajaron junto con personal militar Salvadoreño durante el ejercicio Humanitario/Entrenamiento Más Allá Del Horizonte 2018. Durante el ejercicio, llevaron a cabo Ejercicios de Entrenamiento de Preparación Médica en el municipio de Zacatecoluca (pronunciado Za-kah-te-co-lou-kah) que brindaron servicios médicos a los ciudadanos de El Salvador; optometría, odontología, pediatría, salud de la mujer y atención farmacéutica. Los proyectos de construcción incluyeron la construcción de dos escuelas desde cero y la ampliación de dos escuelas existentes y la Clínica de Salud Zacatecoluca en el condado de La Paz. BTH es una misión anual del Comando Sur de los EE. UU. (SOUTHCOM), liderada este año por la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta Esperanza de la Guardia Nacional de Puerto Rico. *Enlglish version of video is also available under the title "Beyond the Horizon 2018 - El Salvador: Mission Accomplished"   show less

18th Field Artillery Brigade conducts a NOT IN MY SQUAD Public Service Announcement. Sgt. 1st Class Anthony Langley, the brigade Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SHARP) discusses the importance of Sergeant Major of the Army's NOT IN MY SQUAD program. (U.S. Army Video by Sgt. Benjamin Parsons, 18th Field Artillery Brigade/Released)

Staff Sergeant Aaron Johnson has spent a majority of his 39 years of age on a mat.

Starting 4 years old and being the self-described "little guy", he struggled, but eventually earned a spot in 7th grade on the prestigious Team Foxcatcher.

After winning nearly every match in high school, he moved on to the University of Indianapolis, and eventually became a world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

His goals were still much higher though, he wanted to be on the USA Wrestling team.... read more

Staff Sergeant Aaron Johnson has spent a majority of his 39 years of age on a mat. Starting 4 years old and being the self-described "little guy", he struggled, but eventually earned a spot in 7th grade on the prestigious Team Foxcatcher. After winning nearly every match in high school, he moved on to the University of Indianapolis, and eventually became a world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. His goals were still much higher though, he wanted to be on the USA Wrestling team. When he got injured a few years ago, he thought those dreams were gone. Unwilling to give up, Aaron went to the qualifying trials for the U.S. Grappling team in May of 2016 and beat the current Team USA member. He earned a spot on Team USA, and this is his story.   show less

Staff Sergeant Aaron Johnson has spent a majority of his 39 years of age on a mat.

Starting 4 years old and being the self-described "little guy", he struggled, but eventually earned a spot in 7th grade on the prestigious Team Foxcatcher.

After winning nearly every match in high school, he moved on to the University of Indianapolis, and eventually became a world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

His goals were still much higher though, he wanted to be on the USA Wrestling team.... read more

Staff Sergeant Aaron Johnson has spent a majority of his 39 years of age on a mat. Starting 4 years old and being the self-described "little guy", he struggled, but eventually earned a spot in 7th grade on the prestigious Team Foxcatcher. After winning nearly every match in high school, he moved on to the University of Indianapolis, and eventually became a world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. His goals were still much higher though, he wanted to be on the USA Wrestling team. When he got injured a few years ago, he thought those dreams were gone. Unwilling to give up, Aaron went to the qualifying trials for the U.S. Grappling team in May of 2016 and beat the current Team USA member. He earned a spot on Team USA, and this is his story. Music: Jens Kiilstofte Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0   show less

18th Field Artillery Brigase conducts Combat Water Survival Training

FORT BRAGG, N.C.--A U.S. Army Soldier of the 18th Field Artillery Brigade carries the M4 Carbine Rifle during a 50 meter swim at combat water survival training, June 24, 2016.

Mississippi Army National Guard leaders say they have great respect and admiration for Soldiers with the difficult task of balancing military duties with jobs and home life. Officers thanked guardsmen at a Change of Command ceremony for the Second Battalion, 198th Armored Regiment. Public Affairs Specialist Danielle Thomas takes us to Camp Shelby.

This edition features a story on ROTC Cadets gaining a cultural experience and college credit while volunteering with Ukraine Cadets.

This edition features a story on the Utah National Guard building housing and office space in anticipation of Soldier influx

This edition features a story on Gen. Carter Ham discussing how important it is to build the right kind of relations with African nations.

Signal Soldiers in Italy train on hoisting somebody out of a manhole.

This edition features as tory on wounded Soldiers from U.S. Army European Coalition Forces, participating in Soldiers Ride in Bostalsee, Germany.

Wounded Soldiers from U.S. Army Europe participate in Soldiers Ride 2012 in Bostalsee Lake, Germany. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on U.S. Army North simulating a response to a terrorist attack in the United States.

U-S Army Medics work with their Botswana counterparts in a program aimed at reducing the chance of infection from HIV/AIDS. Gail McCabe reports. Available in high definition.

In the near future, the Army will send a brigade to Italy as part of U.S. Army Africa. According to the Commander of AFRICOM, Gen. Carter Ham, it will make a significant impact on the mission. Also available in high definition

As the top Soldier at AFRICOM, Gen. Carter Ham says it's important or America to understand why the United States has a military command focused elusively on Africa. Also available in high definition

AFRICOM Commander, Gen. Carter Ham, spoke to our Gail McCabe, during a recent trip to Botswana, about the many challenges in Africa, to include terrorism. Also available in high definition

This edition features a story on wounded warriors with spinal cord injuries, amputations and visual impairments having pushed beyond their physical limitations to rise to the level of elite.

Maryland Army National Guard partnered with local fire and police departments in a quarterly Helicopter Aquatic Rescue Team training exercise. Available in High Definition.

This edition features a story on Secretary of the Army John McHugh speaking about the prevention of suicides.

This edition features a story on Gail McCabe traveling to Anniston to take a look at one of the Army's five maintenance depots. Also available in high definition

In an interview with Gail McCabe, Army Chief of Staff, General Raymond Odierno delivers a message for the total Army family. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Soldiers from 3/73rd 82nd Airborne providing security and overwatch for convoys in Afghanistan

38th Army Chief of Staff discusses his point of view on the possibility of sequestration and its affects on the Force in an interview with Gail McCabe. Available in high definition.

Army Chief of Staff, General Raymond Odierno speaks with Gail McCabe about the health of the Army family. Available in high definition.

The Army Chief of Staff, General Raymond Odierno, sits down with Gail McCabe to discuss where the Force is going and how. Also available in high definition.

Army Today: Soldiers Learn skills to become NCOs in the Army's only forward deployed Warrior Leader Course. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on nine-thousand service members gather in Indiana for a large-scale exercise simulating a domestic nuclear attack. Also available in high definition

Soldiers compete in the Army Combatives Tournament at Fort Hood, TX. Available in High Definition.

Soldiers conduct a sustainment-focused exercise to assess their unit's deployment readiness. Available in High Definition.

This edition features a story on combat divers taking to the deep blue to practice safety and emergency procedures. Also available in high definition

This edition features a story on a filmmaker documenting his brothers' combat journey and creates a program that integrates his film into a help session for soldiers returning from deployments. Also available in high definition

Soldiers from Army South learn self-defense techniques. Also available in high definition.

Soldiers conduct repairs on bomb detection robots and get them back into the fight. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story on the Army Field Support Battalion - Kuwait and it's MRAP sustainment facility. Produced by Gail McCabe. Also available in high definition.

One Army retiree continues in the fight by repairing and modifying vehicles staged in Kuwait. Produced by Gail McCabe. Also available in high definition.

The Army's top lab has a diverse team putting science to work, changing how warfighters live and fight on the frontlines. Also available in high definition.

National Guard Soldiers transport water to a community in rural Arkansas. Available in high definition.

Indiana Guardsmen assist after a roadside auto accident in Illinois. Available in high definition.

Soldiers in Afghanistan conduct patrols as usual on Independence Day. Available in High Definition.

This edition features a story on new innovation ensuring a better fit of IOTV for female Soldiers.

Soldier Videographer captures ceremonies for families of fallen soldiers. (Please post as a courtesy asset)

U.S. Army Africa reaches four year milestone of serving the continent through commitment and professionalism. Available in High Definition.

82nd Soldiers show off capabilities and have fun with family at Molly Pitcher Day at Ft. Bragg, NC. Available in High Definition.

This edition features a story on U.S. Forces training Afghanistan's first Pathfinder Team.

After 6 years, DDKS is shutting down at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Army engineers building roads to help expedite trips to hospitals and other important locations in Sharana, Afghanistan.

Soldiers train Thai troops in Search and Rescue techniques during Bilateral Army Exercise '12. Available in high definition.

Deputy Surgeon General Stone visits Ft. Carson and takes part in a physical training program. Also available in high definition.

America's interests play a vital role in its partnership with Kuwait. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story about Military Police from the New York Army National Guard ending a year long deployment at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba. Also available in high definition

This edition features a story on the people of Worland, Wyoming showing their appreciation to its local National Guard unit as it is deactivated. Also available in high definition

This edition features a story on Soldiers of the 369th Engineer Detachment conducting firefighter training prior to Exercise Red Dragon. Also available in high definition

This edition features a story on an Army public affairs sergeant training Afghan counterparts at Forward Operating Base Eagle, Afghanistan. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on community members sharing memories of WWII Veteran Herman Chanowitz during a memorial ceremony. Also available in high definition

The Army's birthday celebrated in Afghanistan and Army top leaders share some lighter moments at Birthday Ball. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story about a recovery team transporting a downed helicopter by sling load in the Kandahar Province in Afghanistan.

McHugh and SMA Chandler pay their respects to George Washington at his tomb while we note some extraordinaty facts about the first President's service. (Please post as a courtesy video)

This edition features a story about the Sergeant Major of the Army discussing troop cuts and higher standards for Soldiers while the Army announces the expansion of the Involuntary Early Separation Program. Also available in high definition

This edition features a story about Soldiers from the National Guard learning fitness and resilience techniques at Fort McCoy, WI

This edition features a story on Soldiers competing for the title of Best Warrior in Grafenwoer, Germany.

The last Corps located outside of the U.S. heads to Afghanistan before it is deactivated. Available in high definition.

Soldiers in Kuwait use a new system to tag and track equipment. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on soldiers from Special Operations Command Central and the Jordan military participating in Exercise Eager Lion. Produced by Gail McCabe. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on World War II, John, "Machine Gun Pete" Ingram, reflecting on his experience while in Hohenfels, Germany.

Buchenwald concentration camp is visited and remembered. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Soldiers visiting the Buchenwald Concentration Camp to gain a unique perspective on a tragic event in history that the U.S. Army helped stop over seventy years ago.

This edition features a story on Solders competing to lose the most weight and win F.O.B. Joyce Biggest Loser Challenge.

Staff Sgt. Mark Paixoa tells us how he tries to help change NCOES opportunities for deployed soldiers. Produced by Spc. Ryan Barwick. Also available in high definition.

Vietnam veteran and writer discovers Medal of Honor recipient Leslie Sabo's story during research.

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This edition features a story on the last MRAP to cross the Iraq-Kuwait border comes home to be displayed at Fort Hood, TX.

This edition features a story on Ft. Bliss Soldiers participating in Network Integration Evaluation 12.2 live fire exercise.

Leslie Sabo's former company commander talks about what transpired during the day Leslie became a hero. Available in high definition.

The Coalition in Afghanistan helps villages defend their homes from Taliban insurgents. Hosted by Gail McCabe. Also available in high definition.

Leslie Sabo's brother George talks about the history of the Sabo family. Also available in high definition.

A Company Commander talks about how these large meetings of Afghan elders help improve security and trust in the country. Available in high definition.

President Barack Obama thanks troops for their service during a trip to Afghanistan.

A psychologist with 4/4 ID uses a therapy dog to break the ice when talking to Soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Afghan local police in Marzak.

Afganistan National Army Soldiers take the lead in a five-day operation in the Kandahar province of Afghanistan. Also available in high definition.

A new portable field device that may increase the ability to diagnose TBI in the field is currently undergoing testing. Also available in high definition.

If MEDCOM approves, the Army will roll out this dramatically-improved first-aid kit this summer. Produced by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Anderson. Also available in high definition.

The Army Aviation Association of America's Annual Professional Forum and Exposition in Nashville, Tenn. showcased the latest ideas and technologies in the field. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on the Army Reserve opening its first fully functional solar powered training facility in Illinois.

Deputy Commanding General Gary Volesky for the 1st CAV Div. says today's Army is the best its ever been. Also available in high definition.

Pelvic protection system saves a soldier from life threatening injuries. Produced by Staff Sgt. Xaime Hernandez. Also available in high definition.

Insurgents infiltrating Afghan National Army units and attacking coalition forces is a real threat that also causes a breach in trust between coalition and ANA Forces. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story about the White House and the U.S. Army announcing Leslie Sabo will receive the Medal of Honor posthumously for his heroic actions in battle during Vietnam. His wife, Rose, tells the story of their time together and the tragedy of a love cut short.

This edition features a story on Joint Task Force North supporting federal law enforcement agencies. Also available in high definition

CSM Capel travels all over Afghanistan to ensure Army standards are upheld. Produced by Gail McCabe. Also available in high definition.

Soldiers receive Combat Life Saving training in Kuwait. Available in High Definition.

Warm weather may bring an early tick season and soldiers in Italy jump. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Anderson. Also available in high definition.

The Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team plays against a team of celebrities in the Washington Nationals Stadium, showing off how far they have come in their recovery. Available in high definition.

The USO in North Carolina hosts a homecoming celebration at the Charlotte Motor Speedway honoring Vietnam Veterans. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Anderson. Also available in high definition.

Soldiers train to keep their skills sharp before deployment. Available in High Definition.

This edition features a story on Afghan national army soldiers learning how to more effectively combat IEDs in their area.

The last piece of equipment from Iraq is loaded up in Kuwait and is headed for Ft. Hood, Texas. Available in high definition.

3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team participates in full spectrum training operations at the National Training Center in Ft. Irwin, Calif. Also available in high definition.

This edition features stories about a Wounded Warrior describing his experience in the Warrior Games while Army Emergency Relief announces new categories for assistance.

Army Emergency Relief offers assistance for dental needs while the IRS recommends using tax software to prevent tax filing errors. Available in High Definition.

Army researchers along with the brain trauma foundation are working on a new piece of equipment that could aid in identifying cases of traumatic brain injury. Also available in high definition.

WW2 veteran and his daughter walk a battlefield in Belgium while North Carolina leaders welcome the arrival of FORSCOM. Hosted by Sgt. John Mann. Also available in high definition.

Duo compete for the Best Bagram Warrior title in Afghanistan. Produced by Spc. Brett Brown. Also available in high definition.

Soldiers and community members honor those who died defending an Italian village during World War II. Available in high definition.

Army's first SMA dies and young NCOs train in war-like conditions. Available in high definition.

Environmentalist protect endangered species on Army land. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story about Soldiers training for their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan at Fort Polk

In this edition Master Sgt. Erick Ritterby provides an update to the shooting in Afghanistan and Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler III speaks about improving the professionalism among Soldiers

This edition features a story about Team USA taking part in the International Mystery Basket Challenge during the Military Culinary Competition at Ft. Lee

An endangered species of snails is released back into the wild by Army environmentalists in Hawaii. Available in High Definition.

This edition features a story on Airborne Riggers training their African counterparts during Atlas Accord. Produced by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Sgts. 1st Class Ray Mendez and Chris Brewer of 294th Quartermaster Company, Texas Army National Guard, and Maj. Gen. David Hogg, commander, U.S. Army Africa. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Kentucky National Guard responding in the wake of devastating tornadoes. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Anderson. Includes soundbites from Staff Sgt. Johnnie Patrick, 301st Chemical Co., Kentucky Army National Guard, Col. Jeffrey Hughes, director of military support and Brig. Gen. John Heltzel, director, Kentucky Division of Emergency Management. Also available in high definition.

Gail McCabe talks with soldiers dropping supplies from the air in Mali, Africa. Available in high definition.

Former Soldier Mary Doyle sits down with SGT Earl Scott to talk about being nominated for a NAACP award for her book, "I'm Still Standing." Available in High Definition.

Force protection NCO at exercise Atlas Accord, Mali, West Africa. Soundbites from Sgt. 1st Class Steve Cleary. Produced by Gail McCabe.

Arkansas National Guard Soldiers reflect on the Guard's role in the Civil Rights movement. Available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Lt. Col. Lozano talking about the new pelvic protection system.

This edition features a story on the strength of military relationships. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the new IFAK designer discussing the improvements to the first aid kit and how soon Soldiers will see it.

Soldiers train at Fort Polk, LA, in preparation for their up coming deployment to Afghanistan. Produced by Sgt. Jennifer Roux. Also available in high definition.

ANA trains their own EOD teams who have become explosive hazard reduction specialists. Produced by Lance Cpl. Christofer Baines. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story about Spc. Samantha Kelley and her mother being deployed to FOB Salerno, Afghanistan. Also available in high definition

Archery coach prepares wounded warriors for Warrior Games. Produced by Staff Sgt. Ashleigh Torres. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story about Logistics Soldiers training on a 50 caliber machine gun to prepare for future deployments. This video is also available in high definition

Gail McCabe takes a closer look at the DMZ through the eyes of the Soldier who provides tours.

Senior Master Sgt. of the Army Raymond Chandler talks about the draw-down of troops and how it could affect Soldiers. Produced by Mike Glasch. Also available in high definition.

Army heroes are honored at a party during Super Bowl week in Indianapolis, Ind. Produced by Sgt. Lorne Neff. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on the job of U.S. 8th Army's senior NCO is to make sure Soldiers deployed to Korea are prepared should the call come. Gail McCabe takes us along when Command Sergeant Major Rodney Harris stops in to check on Combat Service Support Soldiers at Tac Site Walters.

This edition features stories on Cavalry Soldiers receiving Army Commendation Medals with Valor in Afghanistan and a NCO taking oath of citzenship while deployed to Kosovo

This edition features a story on the NFL saluting Soldiers at a gathering in Indianoplis prior to the Super Bowl.

This edition features a story on Korean and American aircraft work together in a new way. Hosted by Sgt. John Mann. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story about Army cooks maintaining a high level of quality for their Soldiers.

Mechanics keep training operations up and running in South Korea.

This edition features a story on Artillery Soldiers who are ready to support their fellow Soldiers. Two BCTs will be withdrawn from Europe. Hosted by Sgt. John Mann. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a stories on tax season announcement and new security scanner arrives at Bagram Air Field.

This edition features a story on the Army commissioning new camo patterns and Soldiers helping other Soldiers in need via a local food pantry.

This edition features a story on three Soldier siblings reuniting at FOB Solerno Afghanistan

This edition features a story on Veteran Soldier who rebuilds life after service. Produced by Sgt. Bransen Dillon. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Afghan Security Forces working to sustain long lasting security and stability.

This edition features a story on a coach training Soldiers for the chance to be a part of the All Army Boxing Team. Produced by Thom Williams. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story about the 10th Mountain Soldier receiving highest honor for non-combat valor.

This edition features a story on Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police planning and leading their own operations against insurgents. Produced by Pfc. Andy Geisler. Includes soundbites from Brig. Gen. Ahmed Habibi, 1-205th ANA Corps Commander.

This edition features a story on Soldiers conducting training on a glacier at the Northern Warfare Training Center Basic Mountaineering Course. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features stories on a school and bazaar opening in Afghanistan and ex-Taliban fighters swearing allegiance to the Afghan government. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Sapper Soldiers receiving purple hearts on Christmas Day at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan. Produced by Staff Sgt. Jeremy Ross.

This edition features a story on the development of strategies for the future of Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story about striving to build a better afghan military.

This edition features a story about how 10th Mountain Soldier, SGT Perkins, receives the Soldiers Medal for bravery for his actions in saving civilians from a flaming bus. Soundbites include MG. Mark Milley - CG Fort Drum & 10th Mtn. Div., Michelle Blair - Bus Passenger and Sgt. Jacob Perkins - Soldier's Medal Recipient. Also available in High Definition.

Sustaining Afghan Security Forces is critical to long lasting security and stability. Gail McCabe reports on how key this is to Afghan police in Helmand, Afghanistan.

This edition features a story on the 82nd Airborne troops entering Kuwait as they withdraw from Iraq. Produced by Staff Sgt. Ashleigh Torres. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story on Airmen and Soldiers training together in Vincenza, Italy, to combine fires.

This edition features a story on Soldiers and civilians working to rebuild infrastructure in Afghanistan live and work together with Afghan citizens.

This edition features a story on 1st AD Soldiers testing new network and communication equipment during an exercise at White Sands Missile Range, NM

This edition features a story on Soldiers evaluating and testing new equipment at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico

This edition features a story on Dancing with the Stars winner JR Martinez visiting Soldiers and families from the 101st Airborne, Fort Campbell, KY.

This edition features a story on Soldiers from 1st Armored Division working with new technology during an exercise at White Sands Missile Range.

This edition features Soldiers from 1st Armored Division working to mature new technology from NIE.

This edition features an interview with Lt. Gen. John Johnson, Commanding General, U.S. 8th Army, on the role of the U.S. in South Korea. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

Gen. James Thurman, U.S. Forces-Korea commander, discusses ongoing and future threats from North Korea.

This edition features a story on Arizona National Guard Soldiers who train on search and rescue operations in Phoenix, Ariz. Produced by Sgt. Rich Stowell. Also available in high definition.

This edition features a story about the Spirit of Hope Award Winner Janice Bridges. She talks about how she started volunteering. SSgt. Xaime Hernandez with the report.

Wisconsin National Guard Soldiers train at Hohenfels, Germany, in prepration for deployment to Kosovo. Produced by Sgt. John Mann. Also available in high definition.

This edition features an interview with MG. In-Bum Chun - Cdr., 27th Infantry Division, ROK. MG. In-Bum Chun talks with SRTV reporter Gail McCabe about North Korea, South Korea and the importance of the U.S. Military.

This edition features an interview with MG. In-Bum Chun - Cdr., 27th Infantry Division, ROK. MG. In-Bum Chun talks with SRTV reporter Gail McCabe about the challenges he faces and his message to Americans on the U.S. Military.

This edition features a story on a Lt. Platoon leader who joined his unit halfway through their deployment.

This edition features a story on the threat to South Korea from North Korea with a interview from Gen. James Thurman, Commander, U.S. Forces Korea.

This edition features a story on DFAC Chefs in Stuttgart preparing for a top competition.

This edition features a story on the threat to South Korea from North Korea with a interview from Gen. James Thurman, Commander, U.S. Forces Korea.

71st Civil Support Team works with local fire fire dept. doing HAZMAT training in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Afghanistan National Army Soldiers graduate from basic training.

This edition features a story on Civil Affairs support MEDFLAG 11 in Ghana Africa by providing information about mosquito nets.

This edition features a story on Col. Richardson talking about her role as the commander of the Operational Training Command and its mission.

This edition features a story on Task Force Arctic Wolves building roads in Afghanistan to increase security and local economy.

This edition features a story on surgeons of the 126th FST save the live of a young Afghan man who has been shot in the chest.
Warning: This video contains graphic images. Viewer discretion is advised. Produced by Sgt. Chad Usher.

Malaria is the number one killer of people in Africa. Nearly a million people die from malaria every year. At MEDFLAG 11 U.S. Soldiers were instrumental in raising awareness of how to prevent malaria. Gail McCabe reports from Ghana.

Training in environmental skills is the focus at the Northern Warfare Training Center. Gail McCabe takes us to an arctic mountain top where ice serves as a training tool.

This edition features a story on Combined Joint Task Force 1 run by Maj. Gen. Dan Allyn which controls the 450 mile border along Pakistan.

This edition features a story on Afghan police recruits and the military law taking effect. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the strategy for developing a successful Afghan police force. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on female Afghan factory workers their recruitment and the fact that now all of the clothing for the Afghan security forces is made inside of Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on a ribbon cutting ceremony in the village of Sangsar, the birthplace of the Taliban, with the opening of a school and a bazaar. Produced by Gail McCabe.

There are many ways to strengthen international military relationships, the most successful are built around people in uniform...but Gail McCabe reports that sometimes livestock can beef things up. Producer/VoiceOver by Gail McCabe Soundbites: Maj. Kathy Knake, 949th Veterinary Co., Lt.Col Courage Dafeameko, Vet Surgeon, Ghana Armed Forces, and Donald Teitelbaum, U.S. Ambassador to Ghana.

This edition features a story on Active-duty and reserve-component Soldiers, as well as veterans, who were denied Purple Heart awards for concussive or mild traumatic brain injuries, being encouraged to resubmit documentation for reconsideration of the medal. Hosted by Sgt. John Mann. Produced by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Anderson. Includes soundbites from Col. Tom Quinn, Army Human Resources Command.

This edition features a story about AFRICOM and the Gambia, Africa. Produced by Gail McCabe.

Package of MEDFLAG 2011, MEDFLAG is an annual bi-lateral military medical exercise held in Ghana, Africa. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on tools used by Soldiers involved in the Basic Mountaineering Course in Alaska.
Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the Army's Basic Mountaineering Course (BMC). Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story about clear signals making for strong communication during Africa Endeavor, AFRICOM's largest annual exercise. Bi-lateral and multinational military exercises are a key factor in the building of relationships between countries. Produced by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Brig. Gen. Robert Ferrell - director, communications/computer systems, U.S. Africa Command, Col. Gabriel Mvogo - Cameroon armed forces, Lt. Gen. Masanneh Kinteh - chief, defense staff, The Gambia, Warrant Officer Serge Boily - exercise facilitator, and Maj. Howard Wolfe - Joint Interoperability Test Command.

This edition features a story on the rigors of the U. S. Army Basic Mountaineering Course (BMC). Hosted by Gail McCabe.

Within days of becoming the second commander of U.S. Africa Command General Carter Ham has been heavily involved in events sweeping across Africa, specifically Libya. Gail McCabe caught up with the new CG on the western coast of Africa, and brings us the first in a three part interview, on Gen. Ham's perceptions, his vision, and the knowledge he has gained. Part 1 of 3.

Within days of becoming the second commander of U.S. Africa Command General Carter Ham has been heavily involved in events sweeping across Africa, specifically Libya. Gail McCabe caught up with the new CG on the western coast of Africa, and brings us the second in a three part interview, on Gen. Ham's perceptions, his vision, and the knowledge he has gained. Part 2 of 3.

Within days of becoming the second commander of U.S. Africa Command General Carter Ham has been heavily involved in events sweeping across Africa, specifically Libya. Gail McCabe caught up with the new CG on the western coast of Africa, and brings us the last in a three part interview, on Gen. Ham's perceptions, his vision, and the knowledge he has gained. Part 3 of 3.

This edition features a story on graduates of the Iraqi women's entrepreneurial program. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on U.S. Soldiers training Iraqi Army soldiers combat skills. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the value of the U.S. Army Alaska (USARAK) team to the nation. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the end of the 2005 round of Base Closure & Realignment (BRAC) and how Fort Bliss is ready to receive more units if necessary. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Operation Proper Exit which brings service members back to the scene of their injuries overseas. Soundbites from Mr. Rick Kell, 1st Lt. (retired) Ed Salau, Marine Cpl. (retired) Isaiah Schaffer. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter and his mission to advise, train the Iraqi security forces for enduring stability. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Lt. Gen. Helmick on the current status of Operation New Dawn in Iraq. Hosted by Gail McCabe

Iraq is maturing on many levels making the necessary steps to self sufficiency. Gail McCabe reports on some of the growth in the nations military, as it prepares to stand on its own.

This edition features a story on Government of Iraq spokesman, Dr. Ali Aldabbagh, speaking about the current situation in Iraq and being beyond a crossroads. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Government of Iraq spokesman, Dr. Ali Aldabbagh, speaking about the current U.S. military presence in Iraq. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the new Army Chief of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, visiting troops in Iraq to show them support and answer some of the Soldiers questions. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

Dr. Ali Mehdi Jawad Aldabbagh, spokesman for the Iraqi government, talks to Gail McCabe about how Iraq plans to stand on its own, Iraq's future and how U.S. military forces will be honored in Iraq.

This edition has a story on the new Army Physical Readiness Test and Combat Readiness Test. Produced by Sgt. Deyane Moses.

This edition features a story on the Army Readiness Conference. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on a 10th Mountain Division Soldier who mentors Afghan national army soldiers. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on about the treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) for Soldiers at Bagram's Level Three mTBI Rehabilitation Program. Includes sound bites from Lt. Col. Kristopher Radcliffe, Lt. Col. Michelle Kastler and Spc. Scott Hatfield. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on how according to the Army's top Soldier, troop rotations and increased attention to families, is beginning to bring the force back into balance. During a recent trip to Iraq, General George Casey spoke with SRTV's Gail McCabe and told her it's equally important to ensure the Army's combat edge is maintained. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on how driving a convoy is an unglamorous job. Gail McCabe talks with Spc. Eric Hollingsworth - 287 Transportation Co., and Sgt. Travis Clemons - 287 Transportation Co., during a recent convoy in Afghanistan. Hosted by Gail McCabe.




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This edition features a story on how the Obama administration has declared war on government spending. Within DOD, the impact will be felt in all the services, but most likely the biggest impact will be in the Army, the nation's largest military branch. Army Chief of Staff, General George Casey, spoke with SRTV's Gail McCabe, during a recent visit to Iraq, about just what the budget cutbacks mean. The Pentagon has announced it will cut projected spending by $78 billion over the next five years. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the rehabilitation of a Soldier wounded in his vehicle after it was hit by an improvised explosive device. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on an Afghan family boot business which makes boots for the Afghan security forces. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Cpl. Michael Parham, a soldier training Afghan soldiers how to drive and maintain various military vehicles. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Officer training for the Afghan army. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the Afghan National Police Training Center providing the best possible Afghan police. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on literacy education in the Afghan army. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the opening of the Afghan National Army's Infantry Branch School,bringing new levels of professionalism to it's army and the role NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan is playing in the training. Hosted by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Col. Abdul Sabor - commander, ANA Infantry Branch School, Lt. Col. James Coward - Infantry Advisor Group, Lt. Gen. William Caldwell - commander, NTM-Afghanistan and 1st Lt. Devon Carlson - Infantry Officer Course.

This edition features a story on Command Sgt. Maj. Marvin Hill providing moral support as he checks on the welfare of U.S., coalition and Afghan troops throughout his area of responsibility in Afghanistan. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the various security forces that make up the Afghan Interior Ministry and how they are developing. Produced by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Zamarai Bashari - spokesman, Afghan Interior Ministry.

This edition features a story on the commitment of Afghan security forces making their training successful. Produced by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Lt. Gen. William Caldwell - commander, NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan and CSTC-A.

This edition features updates on missions and conditions in and near Kandahar City, Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Brig. Gen. Ben Hodges, deputy commander, RC-South.

This edition features a story on the need for a strong and respected Afghan government in order to further the diplomatic campaign in Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Tony Wayne of the Dept. of the U.S. Ambassador, Afghanistan.

This edition features a story on triage training at exercise Global Medic 2010, Fort Hunter-Liggett, Calif. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on an intern program at Bagram Air Field where a handful of Afghans were hired to work for the 401st Field Support Brigade (401st FSB) at Bagram Air Field. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the Triple Deuce training mission at Kabul Military Training Center in Kabul, Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on training Emergency Medical Technicians at Fort Hunter-Liggett in California. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on first aid training in Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on counter insurgency training in Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on medics participating in realistic medical emergency situations. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on U.S. service members training Afghanistan soldiers in urban warfare techniques. Produced by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the annual medical training exercise Global Medic that trains Army Reservists for providing medical support in Afghanistan. Includes sound bites from Sgt. 1st Class Roberta Hutson, Master Sgt. Paul Melkers, Brig. Gen. Bryan Kelly and Col. Kelly Snyder. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Command Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey Mellinger, C.S.M. of the Army Materiel Command. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Hall who returned to active duty after 30 years of service in Special Operations to serve again in Afghanistan. Interview with Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Hall. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on how Counter Insurgency is viewed as the critical component to success on the battlefield. The Director of the COIN Training Center in Afghanistan, shares the Counter Insurgency Objectives in Operation Enduring Freedom. Sound bites include Col. John Agoglia. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Gen. Charles "Hondo" Campbell, as he gives his perspective on the responsibility and accountability that come with attaining more rank in the Army, his 40 years of service, and how he has seen the Army change. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Kuwait's Port of Shuabia and its critical role in U.S. movement operations in the Middle East. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the logistics behind retrograding vehicles and the transition to returning them to the United States. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the logistics and maintenance behind Mine Resistance Ambush Protected Vehicles (MRAP) in Kuwait. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the participation in NATO Training Mission Afghanistan. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on NATO Training Mission Afghanistan and the importance of the media. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the strength of the Afghan security forces and their ongoing training. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on training the Afghan security forces and the challenges the training brings. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on NATO Training Mission Afghanistan and the challenges to build the Afghan forces. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the important job of maintaining military vehicles that go out on dangerous missions in the war zones. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on youth of Iraq developing the educational opportunities thanks to a school built with U.S. efforts. Produced by Gail McCabe. Soundbites from Amir Ali, Montader, Hind and Andrea Appell.

This edition features a story on U.S. Soldiers continuing to introduce ideas designed to strengthen Iraqi self sufficiency. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on Soldiers inspecting military post in Iraq to ensure Soldiers have everything they need. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the future of Diwaniyah province in Iraq. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on a Stryker Squadron who patrols the Afghan and Pakistan border. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on how the 2008 Declaration of Strategic Cooperation between the United States and the Republic of Poland, called for a Patriot Missile Battery to come to Poland. Sound bites include 1st. Lt. William Green, Gen. Carter Ham, Capt. Dariuse Kuliberdo, Maj. Gen. Pawel Lamla and Sgt. Armando Madrigal. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on how Alpha Battery, 5th Battalion, 7th Air Defense Artillery brought six Patriot Missile Battery launchers to help train the Polish Armed Forces. Sound bites include Capt. Christopher Baszuk, Spc. Steven Faddis, Spc. Anthony Doty, 2nd Lt. Eric Grzegorowski, 1st. Lt. William Green. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on supply trucks carrying supplies for foreign forces being tracked and processed at entry control points throughout Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the Central Command Conference in which attendees discuss updates on operations in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as conditions throughout the entire CENTCOM area of operation in the region. Produced by Gail McCabe. Includes soundbites from Gen. David Petraeus - CENTCOM commanding general and Lt. Gen. William Webster, Third Army/ARCENT commanding general.

This edition features a story about the career of Gen. Charles "Hondo" Campbell, Commander, U.S. Army Forces Command. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the Staff Sgt. Russ Hansen and his units duties and responsibilities while working in the Arghandab River Valley in Afghanistan. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on U.S. Ambassador to Egypt, Margaret Scobey discussing security cooperation with Egypt . Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the importance of Cairo, Egypt to U.S. military operations. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the first African Land Forces Summit held on Fort Benning, Ga.Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the legacy on Operation of Iraqi Freedom [OIF] from the perspective of U.S. Forces Iraq [USF-I] Commanding General, Raymond Odierno. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the 97th Military Police Battalion's [97 MP BN] fight against insurgents in southern regions of Afghanistan. Also see "A Walk in Kandahar" in the Package section. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the future of Iraq as Operation Iraqi Freedom draws to a close and Iraqi leaders and security forces take the lead in creating a stable government and economy for the country. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features an interview with Gen. Ray Odierno, Commanding General, U.S. Forces - Iraq, about the current U.S. military mission in Iraq and the outlook for the future of the Iraqi security forces and stability of the Iraqi government. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the "Strong Bonds" program at Hilton Head, South Carolina, where singles and couple can get relationship advice and spend time together. Produced by Sgt. 1st Class. Phillip Eugene.

This edition features a story on how Soldiers from the Puerto Rico National Guard are aiding soldiers in Uganda on security techniques. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on training that puts him in real world situations. How the Soldiers train is known as Army Forces Generation or (AFORGEN). produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the 2010 Trumpet Awards, highlighting African-Americans who have achieved success and serve as role models. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN), its goal of meeting combatant commander's requirements, and how it has impacted the way the Army trains, deploys, and resets. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on National Guard Soldiers assisting in the Haiti relief efforts. Produced by Gail McCabe. Operation Unified Response.

This edition features a story on service members assisting in the Haiti relief effort. Produced by Gail McCabe. Operation Unified Response.

This edition features a story on academic training at the Redstone Arsenal, Intermediate Level Education (ILE), Satellite Campus in Birmingham, Ala; which is the newest edition to the Command and General Staff College which develops officers' tactical, technical and leadership skills.

This edition features a story on humanitarian medical relief missions in Uganda. Produced by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on U.S. Soldiers training with troops from Uganda and other African nationals in the National Fire training exercise taking place in Uganda. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the Army Force Generation program and what it means to the Army Soldier and their family. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story the Pritzker Military Library's mission to educate the public on the United States military history. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on service members learning new languages from the Defense Language Institute. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the Defense Language Institute (DLI) and the degree of difficulty it requires to attend and succeed. Hosted by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the military need for clear communication being the driving force for the Defense Language Institute. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the development of the Afghanistan National Army Air Corps. Hosted by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on provincial development council meetings where they are working to connect the people with their local politicians and government. The next edition features a story on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Afghanistan Engineer District who are developing and maintaining electricity as well as security. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on current battle operations in Afghanistan focusing on ridding the land of insurgents relying heavily on Afghan security forces. Produced by Gail McCabe

This edition features a story on the Afghan army transitioning from use of the AK-47 to the M-16 rifle, as their primary weapon, and how U.S. Army non-commissioned officers are ensuring success by training and sharing knowledge and skills with their Afghan counterparts. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on an Agri-Business Development Team (ADT) in eastern Afghanistan, and how the program is attempting to help the local Afghan farmers produce higher yields by updating their methods, and in turn, helping the area possibly become an agricultural export community. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features stories on Staff Sgt. Adam Schroeder, in the Nebraska National Guard, on his mission conducting reconstruction projects with locals Afghans and the affect NCO's have on making new policy's in the field. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story on the priorities of U.S. Armed forces and land force partners in Africa. Produced by Gail McCabe.

This edition features a story about the similarities and differences that make international actions featuring an interview with Army Chief of Staff, General George Casey. Hosted by Gail McCabe.