Clay Henry had been back from serving in Italy for about a year when the war ended.
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It is not unusual for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to inspect a laboratory at Fort Detrick.
The recent shutdown of research at a Fort Detrick laboratory has some local officials wondering if there was enough notice to the public.
The Fort Detrick military laboratory shut down by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last month is working to return to full opera…
George Smith didn’t wait long to sign up at the American Legion Francis Scott Key Post 11 after President Donald Trump signed the “Let Everyon…
A decision by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to shut down a Fort Detrick military lab may affect research underway there.
When Trudy Suggs, her husband and four children go to the movies, they have three options.
All research at a Fort Detrick laboratory that handles high-level disease-causing material, such as Ebola, is on hold indefinitely after the C…
Maj. Gen. Barbara Holcomb walked around Blue and Gray Field, inspecting the troops representing each of the units under the U.S. Army Medical …
Col. E. Darrin Cox accepted a maroon-colored flag from Maj. Gen. Barbara Holcomb, signifying the start of his tenure as commander of the U.S. …
Fort Detrick Garrison Commander Col. Scott Halter passed a gold and red flag to Davis Tindoll Jr., director of the U.S. Army Installation Mana…
Fort Detrick’s outgoing garrison commander and the housing company Balfour Beatty continue to address concerns raised by those who live on pos…
The Congressional Black Caucus is pushing to posthumously award an African American soldier the Medal of Honor for his bravery on D-Day.
The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity has named its first female commander.
Carl Felton recently returned to Normandy where, 75 years ago, he watched artillery shells whizzing above him and bodies floating below him.
A 20-year-old Guy Whidden Jr. jumped out of a plane 75 years ago today. He was just 300 feet off the ground when he jumped.
The medical equipment Joseph Ogershok used in his demonstration Thursday morning looked like it came straight out of an Army medic bag.
Norma “Jeannie” Martin couldn’t legally sign the paperwork to join the U.S. Air Force when she enlisted at the age of 18 during the Korean War.
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Maryland State Police troopers from the Frederick barrack and other county law enforcement agencies provided fallen Marine Staff Sgt. Benjamin…
Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley and Platoon 22 announced a partnership Thursday night for a veterans’ services center in Frederick.
FORT BENNING, Ga. — There’s tough, there’s Army Ranger tough and then there’s the toughest of the tough, the handful named Best Ranger.
ODESSA, Texas — For most of his life, Andy Hill has loved history.
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