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A tactical psychological operations team from the 9th Military Information Support Battalion broadcasts an emergency message during civil support training at Camp Butner, N.C., March 19, 2016. (Photo: Spc. Jeremie Lee)

Army to Promote Hundreds of PSYOP Soldiers at Fort Bragg

The 1st Special Forces Command will promote 300 psychological operations sergeants at a record-breaking promotion ceremony

Former 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers listen for their names to be called during the 2nd Annual 82nd Airborne Division All American Week 2019 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Fort Bragg, May 21, 2019. (U.S. Army photo/Daniel Wallace)

82nd Airborne Inducts 2019 Hall of Fame Class at Fort Bragg

Family members of inductees who have died accepted honors on their behalf.

XVIII Airborne Corps DeGlopper Air Assault School students listen to instructions from their sergeant, as they prepare to rappel from a UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Jan. 25, 2017. The course which spans over 10 days is intended to train soldiers in the use of sling load transportation and for Air Assault operations. (Hubert D. Delany III/U.S. Army)

Fort Bragg Air Assault School Announces Closure

Officials announced the decision on the school's Facebook page.

Cases of Heat-Related Illnesses on the Rise, Especially Among Marines

Annual incidence rates of heat stroke diagnoses increased from 0.26 cases per 1,000 in 2014 to 0.45 cases per 1,000 in 2018.

Arrest warrants were issued last week for two Army soldiers serving at Fort Bragg, N.C. One of them is described as "the facilitator" in a sham-marriage conspiracy; the other soldier is a naturalized citizen from Ghana. (US Army photo)

Fort Bragg Issues Apology After Fake Cyber Attack Prompts Alarm

Fort Bragg officials issued an apology after realizing shutting off power to post residents created alarm.

A pledge is displayed during a Change the Culture program, Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Oct. 4, 2018. “Change the Culture” supports Department of Defense’s sexual assault, sexual harassment, domestic violence, discrimination and hazing training programs by encouraging the elimination of destructive behaviors and promoting positive actions. (Cpl. Matthew Kirk/U.S. Marine Corps)

Military Not Following Own Rules for On-Base Domestic Violence Investigations

The Pentagon's Office of Inspector General released a report showing many investigatory shortcomings across the services.

Fort Bragg Sergeant Killed in 'Freak Accident' While Skydiving

The victim has been identified as Justin Goff of Florida. He was an experienced skydiver.

Illustration of Fort Bragg (U.S. Army image)

Man Who Caused Bragg Gate Closure Faces Seven Charges

The man who caused Fort Bragg's All American gate to be closed for several hours last week faces seven charges.

Man's Alleged Repeated Requests to Tour Fort Bragg Led to Gate Closure

The man who caused Fort Bragg's All American gate to be closed has been arrested and will have a detention hearing.

Incident with Foreign National Prompts All American Gate Closure at Fort Bragg

Fort Bragg's All American gate is now open, after a security incident caused it to be closed Tuesday.

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