As the nation gathers Monday to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a retired Fort Benning chaplain called on soldiers and civilians to serve their community.
The assistant secretary of the Army for installation, energy and environment gave Fort Benning high marks in energy conservation after a two-day visit to the installation.
A memorial has been set for Pfc. Steven James Williams, a Fort Benning soldier who died early Saturday after his motorcycle collided with an SUV on Macon Road in Columbus.
Amid cuts in a shrinking defense budget, retired military leaders say President Obama’s actions at the conclusion of the Iraq War are deja vu for the United States.
One of five soldiers accused in the downtown beating of a former soldier was acquitted Wednesday during a court-martial at Fort Benning, a public affairs spokesman said.
Except for planting grass and other landscaping, improvements on a five-mile section of road at Fort Benning are 99 percent complete, an official said Wednesday.
After nearly four years in the Army and two deployments to the Middle East, Cpl. Cory Smith is running home to his daughter to call attention to struggles faced by soldiers leaving the military.
Construction is under way to repair three buildings damaged by a tornado this spring at Fort Benning.
As Fort Benning cuts 250 civilian jobs to reduce its fiscal 2012 budget, officials have revised the number of employees now working on post from 2,300 to 4,100.
A gunshot that killed an 18-year-old soldier Thursday on a rifle range at Fort Benning was self inflicted, a public affairs spokesman said Tuesday.
The commander of the 648th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade stood at attention during his unit’s departure ceremony at Fort Benning on Sunday and saluted, just moments before his National Guard unit deployed for Afghanistan.
President Obama in attendance
WASHINGTON -- The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may be winding down, but the long-term costs of caring for those wounded in battle is on path to rival the costs of the Vietnam War.
Blasts scheduled at Fort Benning that will be louder than mortars or the main cannon on an M1A1 Abrams tank might send some pets scrambling for cover today and Tuesday, a local veterinarian said.
Spc. Lori Ann Piestewa, the first Native American woman in history to die in combat while in the U.S. military, had a building in Harmony Church dedicated in her memory on Wednesday.
A headquarters building at Fort Benning will be named today in honor of Spc. Lori Piestewa, who died in Iraq after her convoy was attacked in Nasiriyah.
Stuart Adcock, the former Fort Benning sniper who pleaded guilty in August to keeping illegal grenades in his Columbus apartment, was sentenced Monday to two years’ probation.
The victims of a murder-suicide in Columbus this weekend worked in the same engineer battalion on Fort Benning and were married for more than a year before the fatal shooting.
About 8,000 family members of active-duty soldiers stationed at Fort Benning will soon have the option of using a new medical clinic at Brookstone Centre in north Columbus.
Columbus police are investigating what they’re calling the murder-suicide of an Army couple at their St. Marys Road apartment Saturday night.
