Staff Sergeant Michael Mendoza, 1st Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), was not born into a military Family but said his mother was the toughest drill sergeant he could have ever had.
Fort Campbell will observe Red Ribbon Week Oct. 26-31 education and awareness activities aimed at preventing alcohol or drug abuse.
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital recognized its top noncommissioned officer and Soldier of the year, Oct. 8, during an award ceremony at the hospital.
The Fort Campbell Installation Provost Marshal Office is cracking down on distracted driving with a zero-tolerance initiative through traffic stops and posted reminders.
Halloween activities can continue safely on Fort Campbell as long as Families follow COVID-19 safety precautions, experts say.
The Fort Campbell Spouse Employment Center, or SEC, will host an “Open Air Job Fair” 10 a.m.-2p.m. Oct. 21 in the parking lot between the SEC and Soldier for Life Center.
ILLESHEIM, Germany – Soldiers of the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), and nearly other 3,500 participants from seven ally and partner nations participated in Combined Resolve XIV, or CBR XIV, at the U.S. Army’s Grafenwoehr and Hohenfels training areas.
Within days of discovering a partial ceiling collapse in two on-post residences in late August and early September, Campbell Crossing-Lendlease had teams assembled to assess the situation, commence immediate repairs, identify potential failures in other homes, and make sure a plan was in pla…
After months of waiting, Amanda Sanders was excited to put on her workout gear and take fitness classes at Fort Campbell, even if it means working out in parking lots or outside at Fryar Stadium.
Matthew Bradford and his riding partner, Greg Miller, cycled about 101 miles on a bicycle built for two during the “Where Heroes Rendezvous” event Oct. 1 and 2 along with members Fort Campbell’s Soldier Recovery Unit.
About 68 wounded, ill and injured Soldiers and their supporters rode bicycles, tandem bikes and recumbent tricycles Oct. 1 and 2 during “Where Heroes Rendezvous,” a bike ride that covered a cumulative 101 miles of countryside in and around Fort Campbell.
