Speaking at the Virginia Military Institute on Tuesday, Defense Secretary James Mattis said "the jury is out" on the success of having women serve in infantry roles, noting that the sample size remained too small to make clear determinations.
Hundreds of people lined East Racine Street Thursday afternoon as Army Cpl. Donald Hendrickson's remains were returned home.
Sexual assaults are going unreported on college campuses across the country, and a new study shows not enough students are educated about the seriousness of the incidents.
A federal watchdog agency is raising concerns over the U.S. Navy's $40 billion littoral combat ship program, which supports more than 1,200 Wisconsin jobs and pumps millions of dollars into the state's economy.
Many came out this weekend to help raise money for their heroic brothers and sisters wounded in combat.
Many came out this weekend to help raise money for their heroic brothers and sisters wounded in combat.
The 32nd is more than 3,200 soldiers strong, but those numbers widen when you count families, friends and a Reedsburg man inspiring his community to get involved.
