The Commander of ISAF and NATO forces in Afghanistan, General David Petraeus, said a planned burning of Koran to mark the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks will put troops in danger.
The Purple Heart is awarded to brave individuals, harmed in combat. Spc. Ben Wise takes us to a ceremony honoring a United States Division Center Soldier and his service. Includes sound bites from Spc. Shawn Mason, Purple Heart recipient.
Marine Commandant James Conway says Marines deployed to Helmand and kandahar provinces in Afganistan should not be expected to turn over security responsibilities to Afghans in 2011.
As the nation marks five years after Hurrican Katrina, we update you on Army Corps of engineers levee updates. Plus, the Vice President arrives in Iraq to meet with U.S. troops.
B-roll of 4th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division service members entering Kuwait after exiting Iraq on their Brigade's last patrol. Produced by Sgt. Collin Black. Includes interviews with Pfc. Clark Bryan from Hayleyville, Ala., Sgt. Randale Cole from Seattle, Wash. and Spc. Luis Salazar from Gainesville, Fla.
The last combat unit to leave Iraq via land makes history as the U.S. Mission shifts to an advise and assist role. Plus, more U.S. humanitarian aid is arriving in flood-ravaged Pakistan.
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The first brigade of soldiers in support of Operation New Dawn have arrived in Southern Iraq.
The Commander of ISAF and NATO forces in Afghanistan, General David Petraeus, said a planned burning of Koran to mark the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks will put troops in danger.
Afghan police are making progress reducing corruption in the ranks. Plus, U.S. military aid continues to flow into flood-ravaged Pakistan.
The Purple Heart is awarded to brave individuals, harmed in combat. Spc. Ben Wise takes us to a ceremony honoring a United States Division Center Soldier and his service. Includes sound bites from Spc. Shawn Mason, Purple Heart recipient.
Defense Secretary Gates gets an up-close look at operations in Afghanistan. Plus, an in-depth look at suicide in the ranks.
Following a series of attacks in Iraq, U.S. Forces Commander General Ray Odierno says he's certain it's the work of al-Qaida.
Servicemembers in Afghanistan make a daily trek to a mountain top to honor the memory of their fallen brother.
Marine Commandant James Conway says Marines deployed to Helmand and kandahar provinces in Afganistan should not be expected to turn over security responsibilities to Afghans in 2011.
Troops levels in Iraq fall to a level not seen since the start of the war. Plus, a disease found in the tropics could be making a comeback in the U.S.
GEN David Petraeus says ongoing offensives, live the recent one in Marjah, are helping to push back the taliban.
A coalition airstrike kills a high-ranking Taliban commander in Afghanistan.
Vice President Joe Biden is visiting Iraq to mark the end of U.S. combat operatons there.
As the nation marks five years after Hurrican Katrina, we update you on Army Corps of engineers levee updates. Plus, the Vice President arrives in Iraq to meet with U.S. troops.
Therapy dogs are helping servicemembers deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
B-roll of 4th Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division service members entering Kuwait after exiting Iraq on their Brigade's last patrol. Produced by Sgt. Collin Black. Includes interviews with Pfc. Clark Bryan from Hayleyville, Ala., Sgt. Randale Cole from Seattle, Wash. and Spc. Luis Salazar from Gainesville, Fla. 
U.S. doctors in Afghanistan operate to save the hand of a young Afghan boy.
The last U.S. combat brigade leaves Irag and U.S. military helicopters continue to airlift relief supplies to victims of the flooding in Pakistan.
The last combat unit to leave Iraq via land makes history as the U.S. Mission shifts to an advise and assist role. Plus, more U.S. humanitarian aid is arriving in flood-ravaged Pakistan.
Insurgents launched a grenade attack on ISAF Soldiers Tuesday in eastern Afghanistan.
