United States Army
Coverage of United States Army in the Nexus archive.
- Pittsfield man accused of impersonating Army veteran for over 30 years
A man from Pittsfield was indicted on federal charges for allegedly impersonating a United States Army veteran for over 30 years.
- Today in History: June 14, German troops occupy Paris
On June 14, 1940, German troops occupied Paris during World War II and transported prisoners to Auschwitz. The same day, the Continental Army was established in 1775 and the first 'stars and stripes' American flag design was approved in 1777.
- Trump-supporting Army veteran dies after being attacked by man outside his MAGA-themed home in California
A Trump-supporting Army veteran died after being attacked by a man outside his MAGA-themed home in California. The incident occurred at the veteran's residence, which was decorated with pro-Trump and MAGA-themed items.
- Divers searching for missing man make shocking discovery
Divers searching for a missing man in Illinois discovered the body of James Pisano Jr., an Army veteran who disappeared in 2001, inside a 1998 black Lincoln Town Car submerged in a pond.
- US Army hits 2026 recruiting goals four months early, Pete Hegseth announces at West Point commencement
The U.S. Army met its 2026 recruiting goals four months early, as announced by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth at West Point's commencement. Hegseth criticized past diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, emphasizing unity over diversity as the military's strength.
- US Army hits 2026 recruiting goals four months early, Pete Hegseth announces at West Point commencement
The U.S. Army met its 2026 recruitment goals four months early, as announced by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth during a West Point commencement speech. Hegseth criticized past military policies focused on diversity and 'anti-American ideologies,' emphasizing unity over diversity as a strength. The Army also exceeded its 2025 recruitment target.
- Platner’s brutal attacks on Army soldiers as ‘fat, lazy’ revealed in resurfaced posts
Graham Platner, the Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, faced backlash over resurfaced Reddit posts where he derogatorily described U.S. Army soldiers as 'fat, lazy trash' and criticized wounded veteran Teddy Daniels. The posts, deleted from his account, now dominate his campaign against GOP incumbent Susan Collins, highlighting tensions between military branches and Platner's past Marxist leanings.
- Jay Hurst nominated by Trump to be next Pentagon comptroller
President Trump has nominated Jules 'Jay' Hurst III to serve as the full-time Pentagon comptroller. Hurst has been acting in this role since August and oversees the Pentagon's $1.5 trillion defense budget request. If confirmed by the Senate, he would become the administration's first Senate-confirmed comptroller.
- One year in, Army’s transformation efforts are under fire
After one year of implementation, the Army's transformation efforts are facing criticism and scrutiny. The initiative, aimed at modernizing military operations and structure, has encountered challenges and opposition from various stakeholders.
- Troops say Army ignored request for more medical support before deadly attack
US troops requested more medical support before a deadly attack in Kuwait, but it was ignored, resulting in the deaths of six US soldiers. The attack occurred during the first 24 hours of the war and was carried out by an Iranian drone. The incident happened at a command post.
- Remains of 2nd US soldier missing in Morocco discovered
The remains of US soldier Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington were recovered from a coastal cave in Morocco. Collington, 19, had been missing since May 2 along with 1st Lt. Kendrick Lamont Key Jr. The Army identified the deceased service member in a Thursday press release.
- Body of second U.S. soldier who went missing in Morocco recovered
The body of Spc. Mariyah Collington, a U.S. soldier who went missing in Morocco, has been recovered. The Army identified the soldier and announced the recovery. This incident involved a U.S. military personnel in a foreign country.
- Body of second U.S. soldier who went missing in Morocco recovered
The body of Spc. Mariyah Collington, a U.S. soldier who went missing in Morocco, has been recovered. The Army identified the soldier and announced the recovery. This incident involves a U.S. military personnel in a foreign country.
- Raging Bay Area woman in Nissan Altima squirts pepper spray in terrified Army veteran's eyes after accusing him of driving too SLOWLY
A woman in a Nissan Altima sprayed pepper spray in an Army veteran's eyes after accusing him of driving too slowly. The incident occurred in the Bay Area and involved a violent outburst. The victim is a terrified Army veteran.
- Army cuts training as service is short billions of dollars
The Army is facing a budget crunch and cutting training costs across the force. The sudden shortage of billions of dollars is forcing officials to scramble and slash costs. This move will impact broad swaths of the Army.
- Body of missing US soldier recovered off coast of Morocco
The body of US soldier 1st Lt Kendrick Lamont Key Jr was recovered off the coast of Morocco after going missing during a training exercise. The search team found the remains in the water near Cap Draa, Morocco. The exercise was part of a larger military training operation involving US, NATO allies, and African nations.
- What 300 Emails Say About Americans and the Army’s Direct Commission Program
An Army Reserve officer analyzes over 300 inquiries from mid-career professionals seeking direct commission opportunities in the military. The analysis reveals insights about American professionals' desire to serve in the armed forces through the Army's direct commission program, which connects qualified candidates with branch-specific pipelines.
- Army veteran's chilling Bigfoot encounter resurfaces as nine-foot creatures 'emerge' in Ohio
An Army veteran shared a chilling encounter with a nine-foot Bigfoot creature in Ohio, sparking renewed interest in the legendary being. The creature's emergence has been reported in the state, with some claiming to have seen similar beings. The incident has garnered significant attention online.
- Armed and dangerous survivalist and Army veteran on the loose after shooting wife in their Tennessee home
An Army veteran and survivalist is on the loose after shooting his wife in their Tennessee home. The incident has raised concerns about public safety. The veteran's military background and current status are being investigated.
- Army Soldier Used Classified Maduro Intel to Win Over $400,000 on Polymarket, DOJ Says
A U.S. Army soldier is accused of using classified intelligence related to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to make over $400,000 in profits on the prediction market platform Polymarket, according to the Department of Justice. The DOJ alleges that the soldier exploited sensitive data for financial gain, violating security protocols and potentially compromising national security.