‘Death By a Thousand Cuts’
EOD techs have the highest rate of suicide in the service. Veterans say there’s been little progress on protecting them.
Supporters Rally Behind Fort Bragg’s 82nd Airborne Museum
The Army has not publicly confirmed which museums will be closed, but local leaders worry it will be on the chopping block.
Battle on the Bridge at the USS NC
A lawsuit alleges tensions over leadership and work culture are plaguing the beloved USS North Carolina.
Defense Secretary Orders Fort Liberty to be Fort Bragg Again
America’s largest army base will be named in honor of a World War II hero instead of a treasonous Confederate general.
Both Parties Try to Rally the Troops as Election Looms
Candidates are battling for North Carolina’s military vote, a bloc traditionally seen as conservative.
On the Ground With Fort Liberty’s Storm Relief Teams
About 1,400 soldiers from the base are helping western North Carolina settle into a new normal.
Feeding An Army
Nearly one out of three Fort Liberty soldiers and their family members are food insecure. Can efforts to address it fill the gap?
More Military Coverage
The War Inside
Some of the worst brain injuries soldiers face come from their own weapons, and North Carolina is at the epicenter of this growing crisis.
No Place Like Home
After the state abruptly closed a Fayetteville veterans home, years of problems came to light.
He Sought A New Life Outside A War Zone. Bullets Still Found Him.
Ainzargul Totakhil fled Afghanistan, but died while driving for Uber in Durham. Now his family is picking up the pieces.
The USS North Carolina’s Next Battle
America’s most-decorated WWII battleship helped win the war in the Pacific. Can the USS North Carolina survive climate change?
