News about Fort Campbell, the 101st Airborne Division, and the soldiers, veterans and military families in the Clarksville community.
More than 100 volunteers handed out 1,500 turkeys to military families Saturday for Thanksgiving at Turkeys for Troops.
Actor, director, producer, musician, and humanitarian Gary Sinise visited Blanchfield Army Community Hospital and served a free lunch to the hospital’s active duty and civilian healthcare team Nov. 9.
The Department of Defense has released the names of the five 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment soldiers who were killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday.
Five Army Special Operations soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday over the eastern Mediterranean Sea, defense officials said Sunday.
Here are some the Veterans Day offerings in Clarksville you can get with a valid military ID.
Turkeys For Troops returns this year, to bring free turkeys to military families in Clarksville for the sixth year, but in a new location.
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital has added several after-hours seasonal influenza vaccine walk-in clinics, in addition to current opportunities available to service members, retirees, and family members to get protection from the flu.
Approximately 3,500 Rakkasan soldiers from Fort Campbell will be deploying for nine-months.
A new automated prescription dispensing unit recently installed on Fort Campbell, combined with technology introduced earlier this year, expands access for local Military Health System beneficiaries picking up new medications.
Maj. Gen. Brett Sylvia joins Katie Gambill and Charlie Koon on Clarksville’s Conversation to talk about leading Fort Campbell and the 101st Airborne Division.