Army Works to Save War-Torn Marriages
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When Sgt. Jose Bermudez returned from Iraq early this year, he came home to a new baby and a troubled marriage.
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Holding troops in place for 120 days is another indication of the strains the drawn-out wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have put on the Army.
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The military is looking for a few good acres Â very, very dark ones.
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To enable soldiers to give critical medical care to comrades on the battlefield, the Army will begin teaching combat lifesaving techniques to recruits during basic training.
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The Army, strained by unrelenting violence in Iraq and operations in Afghanistan and elsewhere, is considering ways it can speed up the creation of two combat brigades while shifting personnel and equipment from other military units.
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The pressures on the Army are apparent in the Third Infantry Division, which is preparing to go back to Iraq for a third tour.
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Marriage proposals are becoming increasingly elaborate and expensive, with proposal planners, proposal photographers and others getting into the act of helping men.
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First comes love, then comes marriage. For some there are a few do-overs, too.
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The military, so the saying goes, enlists a soldier but re-enlists a family.
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He was a young lieutenant, she was the daughter of a general. But the difference in status didn&#39;t stop Indonesia&#39;s first couple from marrying.
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An examination of cases of fatal domestic violence and child abuse indicate wartime pressures have complicated the Pentagonâs efforts to change their current system.
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Under a web of Army rules, thousands of part-time soldiers injured on duty in Iraq and elsewhere are navigating a system suited to full-timers.
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PETERSBURG, Va. -- As the World Trade Center rubble smoldered, Sharon Samuel felt determined to do something for her adopted country; she decided to enlist in the Army.
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Hundreds of soldiers being denied vital help to cope with the psychological fallout of war
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Overwhelmed by the number of soldiers returning from war with mental problems, the Army is planning to hire at least 25 percent more psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers.
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The problems at the US Army hospital show how strained military resources have become.
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Churches, schools, and families in Warroad, Minn., go to unusual lengths to help smooth the transition from military to civilian life.