WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden signed an order Monday reversing a Trump-era Pentagon policy that largely barred transgender individuals from serving in the military.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden signed an order Monday reversing a Trump-era Pentagon policy that largely barred transgender individuals from serving in the military.
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FORT HUACHUCA — In just three days the first phase of all eligible personnel at Fort Huachuca who wanted to receive the Moderna vaccine got their shot in the arm, officials said.
FORT HUACHUCA— The soldiers will be home for the holidays.
SIERRA VISTA — Newly elected Sen. Mark Kelly spoke with city and Fort Huachuca officials this week in an effort to zero in on some of the pressing issues the leaders are faced with.
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FORT HUACHUCA — With the highest number of positive COVID-19 cases to date at the military installation, Commanding Gen. Tony Hale said earlier this week he’s authorized working from home for as many Fort Huachuca personnel as possible.
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SIERRA VISTA — Despite the scourge of COVID-19, Thanksgiving Day was not deterred, with a decades-old tradition observed on Fort Huachuca and a non-traditional meal-serving event at the Salvation Army.
FORT HUACHUCA — Commanding General Tony Hale started the 28th COVID-19 Town Hall session earlier this week with bad news — the numbers of those who have tested positive at the installation and who are in quarantine, are higher than ever.
SIERRA VISTA— Adopt-A-Soldier, one of the area’s most beloved Thanksgiving Day traditions in conjunction with Fort Huachuca, has been canceled this year because of COVID-19, but at least two local families say they can’t wait until next turkey day to bring soldiers back into their homes for …
SIERRA VISTA — Fort Huachuca and other Army installations across the country are tightening security with a new identification system that will closely scrutinize visitors while at the same time make it easier for authorized personnel to enter a facility.
SIERRA VISTA — World War II veteran Gilbert Perry is full of stories about his time with the United States Coast Guard, from his enlistment in 1942 at age 17 until he was medically discharged in 1944.
SIERRA VISTA— At least 14 soldiers from the same class and stationed at Fort Huachuca recently tested positive for COVID-19 after attending an event in Sierra Vista, Army officials confirmed Friday.
SIERRA VISTA — A new EMS station planned for Buffalo Soldier Trail and Seventh Street will be doubly beneficial — it will provide faster response times for that area of the city, as well as a second ambulance to Fort Huachuca, officials said.
BENSON — While visiting the expansive veterans tribute on display at Benson’s San Pedro Golf Course Friday morning, Retired Army Veteran Steve Breitengross paused before all 112 panels.
The American Veterans Traveling Tribute, “A Heroes’ Welcome: The Cost of Freedom Tribute” including the Vietnam Memorial Wall replica and traveling monuments from 1914 to present day will be at San Pedro Golf Course, 926 N. Madison Ave. in Benson, through Sunday for a free event.
FORT HUACHUCA — “Suicide is preventable.”
BENSON — The American Veterans Traveling Tribute (AVTT) Vietnam Memorial Wall will be arriving in Benson on Sept. 16 for a five-day “Heroes’ Welcome” commemoration.
FORT HUACHUCA — Now in charge of the post where he trained almost three decades ago, the new commanding general at the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca, is getting reacquainted with the sprawling installation and the city of Sierra Vista.
FORT HUACHUCA — Four soldiers sweep through a dimly-lit escape room on post searching for clues that relate to sexual harassment and assault and that will ultimately teach them how to help someone in need.
FORT HUACHUCA — A new officer took over command of the Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca early Tuesday morning.
After five months of leading Facebook Live COVID-19 town hall sessions at Fort Huachuca, top officer Laura Potter bid farewell this past Tuesday.
FORT HUACHUCA — She is heading to the Pentagon where a new assignment awaits, but leaving this mountainous and nature-filled installation behind is almost bittersweet for Army Major General Laura Potter.
FORT HUACHUCA — Major General Laura Potter, the top soldier at Fort Huachuca, is leaving for Washington D.C. for a new assignment, a spokeswoman confirmed Friday.
FORT HUACHUCA — While travel restrictions remain in place at Fort Huachuca because of skyrocketing cases of coronavirus, the new garrison commander announced Tuesday that a few more amenities will be reopening.
FORT HUACHUCA — When Col. Jarrod Moreland takes the reins as the new garrison commander at Fort Huachuca on Wednesday in a private ceremony, it will be like coming home again for the military intelligence officer and his family.
SIERRA VISTA — Sunday is Flag Day, a time when communities throughout the country commemorate the adoption of Old Glory as the official flag of the United States.
FORT HUACHUCA — Being a soldier in the U.S. Army is how Major Eddie Gonzalez serves his country, while being the commander of the B Troop at Fort Huachuca is how he connects with his community.
Nurses Week 2020 was May 6-12 throughout the United States. Army nurses at RW Bliss Army Health Center, Fort Huachuca, Arizona, had an idea: to help the Sierra Vista Sunrise Rotary Club collect non-perishable foods as well as gently used clothing for charitable organizations in the local area.
FORT HUACHUCA — As we continue our fight against the Corona Virus and consistent with General Order #1 dated April 7, 2020, Fort Huachuca limits new visitor access or renewals to only those individuals who reside within the local area (60 miles from Fort Huachuca) and have a sponsor that is …