KYIV, June 14 (Reuters) - Ukraine has received 1,200 bodies of its soldiers killed in the war with Russia, Ukrainian officials responsible for exchanging prisoners of war said on Saturday.

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One soldier is dead and another is injured after a helicopter training incident that occurred at Fort Campbell late June 11, officials said. This story has been updated to include the deceased ...

One soldier was killed and another was injured Wednesday evening in what was called a helicopter training incident at Fort Campbell, the Army post said. Fort Campbell officials said Thursday that ...

Wounded soldiers, some without legs and other limbs, were pushed in wheelchairs. One looked at the pictures as he moved through the crowd. "That one is alive," he said after seeing one photo.

One soldier walked through with a Ukrainian flag around his shoulders. "Mum, I am in Ukraine and I will soon be home," he shouted, in Russian, into a mobile phone.

LEAVENWORTH — Authorities in Washington are focusing their search for an ex-soldier wanted in the deaths of his three young daughters in an area south of where their bodies were discovered more ...

FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (WKRN) — The 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) announced Saturday that a soldier died as a result of a “training accident” near Camp Croft, Hungary, earlier this week.

Sgt. Aaron Cox died on Thursday as a result of a vehicle accident during training near Camp Croft, Hungary during preparations for the upcoming Exercise Saber Guardian 25 in Hungary, according to A… ...

The remaining soldiers involved were evaluated and have returned to duty, the release said. “The loss of Sgt. Cox is a tragedy for all of us on the Strike team,” said Col. Duke Reim, a commander, ...