Fort Campbell elementary school students will compete for a chance to ride to school in a fire truck and a $100 gift card to the Exchange by designing posters for Fire Prevention Month.

Fort Campbell honored the lives lost and the united effort of first responders and the U.S. Military during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks by hosting several events held on the anniversary, Sept. 11, 2019, around post.

Major General Tommy H. Baker, deputy adjutant general of the Tennessee National Guard, recently visited wounded, ill and injured Tennessee National Guard Soldiers at the Fort Campbell Warrior Transition Battalion.

It takes more than lunch to ease the loneliness some Army spouses face when they find themselves in a new place and their Soldiers are deployed.

The Total Wellness Awareness Golf Scramble returns Sept. 27 to Cole Park Golf Course, bringing Soldiers and veterans together for a community event that promotes resilience in a casual, fun atmosphere.

ngar at Campbell Army Airfield for a welcome home ceremony so many didn’t get when they returned from the Vietnam War.

After nearly 10 years in the Army, Sgt. Kimberley Alexis was looking for her next mission.

The night before he killed himself, Pvt. 1st Class Marcus Leipheimer watched movies with his little sister and took her out for milkshakes.

The Fort Campbell Provost Marshal is cracking down on car break-ins through an initiative continuing through Christmas.

Fort Campbell High School Falcons traveled to Todd County Central High School Sept. 6 to compete against the Rebels in their fifth game of the season. Although the Falcons made it on the board in the first half of the game, they were unable to secure a win, with the final score at 51-27. The…

Even the most innocuous data posted to a social media feed can be married up with other publicly available information to provide online criminals the tools they need to exploit members of the military or general public, an Army special agent said.

Building and supporting meaningful relationships with the local veteran community is an integral part of community outreach for Bastogne Brigade Soldiers.

The eight aviators may have lost a cardboard boat race to two women in princess costumes but they captured the Team Unity Award at the Clarksville Riverfest Regatta.

While eyes across the nation were focused on Hurricane Dorian this week, officials at Fort Campbell are also stressing the importance of being ready for any disaster that could hit closer to home.

With one of the largest concentrations of assault aircraft in the Army, Fort Campbell’s role in aviation safety is vital to reduce military aviation mishaps.

Transitioning out of the Army does not have to be a lone process, the staff of the Fort Campbell Career Skills Program and Fort Campbell Career Center and Campus provide support through counseling and career-ready programs to make it smoother to enter civilian workforce world.

Lieutenant Colonel Amy Thompson, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) surgeon stopped by the Armed Services Blood Program blood drive Aug. 29 at the Soldier Support Center to donate. Thompson said she jumped at the opportunity to give back to the military community.

Julie Rutyna was only 12 years old when her sister pulled her out of school with news that a military chartered airplane had just crashed and her big brother might be on board.

Teams will compete in the Salute to Fort Campbell Chili Cook-Off and Grilled Cheese Challenge Sept. 28 in Historic Downtown Hopkinsville. Participants will compete for cash prizes and bragging rights.

The Christian County Chamber of Commerce is hoping Fort Campbell teams will have the right ingredients to spice things up during this year’s Salute to Fort Campbell Chili Cook-Off and Grilled Cheese Challenge Sept. 28 in Historic Downtown Hopkinsville.

Canines can make a splash at Morale, Welfare and Recreation’s Doggie Dip 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday at William J. Dolan Pool, 1566 William C. Lee Road.

Dirt Pour Soldiers with 2nd Platoon, 887th Engineer Company, 19th U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, were invited to partner in a construction project on Fort Campbell, not only receiving invaluable training experience but also helping return money to the installation through recycling of materials.

The school year kicked off in August and the Fort Campbell Military Police Department is cracking down on the importance of safe driving, in and out of school zones.

Being vigilant and reporting suspicious activity can thwart a terrorist plot, mass shooting and other violence.

FORT CAMPBELL. Ky. – Committed to advocating for Soldiers and their Families, the Directorate of Public Works, Housing Division staff works hard to recoup as much money as possible for military renters as they move out of rental properties.

BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan – Out at the Lematta Sling Load Yard a team of 10 101st Resolute Support Sustainment Brigade Soldiers work tirelessly to ensure vital supplies and equipment make it out to various locations around the Combined Joint Operations Area-Afghanistan. 

Of the 211 cases of stolen personal property reported to the Fort Campbell Military Police-Provost Marshal’s Office in 2018, investigators have been able to recover property from 10 cases, said Investigator Houston Kirk, noncommissioned officer in charge of investigations with Fort Campbell …

Fort Campbell’s Equal Opportunity Office will host a special observance of the 2019 Martin Luther King Jr. Day 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday at Cole Park Commons, 1610 101st Airborne Division Road. 

The New Year is upon us and in full swing. Training on Fort Campbell has recommenced and all of us have our hands full with the demands of life in the military. 

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BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan – In combat, logistic resources are arguably the most important assets needed to sustain Soldiers. “Beans and bullets” is a common Army phrase used for decades that puts a special emphasis behind the importance of logisticians and their capabilities. 

Capt. Kristoffer Sibbaluca I 101st cab 

The Fort Campbell Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation and Fort Campbell Army Wellness Center stand ready to help Fort Campbell community members obtain fitness and weight-loss goals in the New Year.

Capt. Olivia Cobiskey

“Leadership is the process of influencing people by providing purpose, direction, and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization”: ADRP 6-22.