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News about Fort Campbell, the 101st Airborne Division, and the soldiers, veterans and military families in the Clarksville community.

Military
9 years ago
U.S. Army’s Bergdahl spared prison time for deserting

Defense lawyers had said the 31-year-old Idaho native, who experts testified has several mental health conditions, should be spared confinement.

Military
9 years ago
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital personnel will observe Veterans Day

Blanchfield Army Community Hospital personnel will observe Veterans Day Friday, Nov. 10.

Military
9 years ago
Officials: US captures key militant in Benghazi attack

President Trump says he ordered the Special Forces operation that led to the capture of Mustafa al-Imam for his alleged role in the September 2012 attack.

Military
9 years ago
Court bars Trump from reversing transgender troops policy

Trump announced in an August memo that he intended to reverse course on a 2016 policy that allowed troops to serve openly as transgender individuals.

Military
9 years ago
U.S. soldier killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan

Statement: Crash not the result of enemy action.

Education
9 years ago
U.S. Army launches JROTC Robotics Program at Kenwood High School

Four Clarksville-Montgomery County School System high school robotics programs will be in place.

Military
9 years ago
Fort Riley soldier, Clarksville native dies on base; cause under investigation

This is the ninth death of 1st Infantry soldiers connected to the base who have died in the last five months.

Military
9 years ago
Trump awards Medal of Honor to retired 5th Group soldier

The White House says the 70-year-old Rose was serving as a medic with the 5th Special Forces Group in September 1970 when he risked his life numerous times to help others during combat.

Military
9 years ago
Marine from Tennessee identified as man killed in Hawaii

Police say that Brown, a Tennessee native, was stabbed Saturday morning after an altercation.

Business
9 years ago
O’Charley’s teams up with Folded Flag Foundation to support families of fallen soldiers

One hundred percent of all donations given to The Folded Flag Foundation go directly to the families of U.S. soldiers who have died during combat operations.