Social media has been slightly controversial among members of the U.S. military, but Fort Hood is using popular sites like Facebook to improve its community, the Army media outlet reports.

With the advent of digital cameras, the relics of war are getting more and more descriptive, as a picture truly does say 1,000 words.

Athletes from every branch of the military are eligible to participate in the "Mission Readiness Challenge" championship that Camp Pendleton is hosting, the North County Times reports.

Stephanie Geraghty keeps busy with her role of leader of the Stroller Warriors, a running and fitness club for military moms on Camp Lejeune.

Fort Bragg families recently received 250 refurbished computers at a "Give-A-Thon" held at the Brigade General William S. McArthur Army Reserve Center, Fort Bragg Patch reports.

The 2012 Air Force Assistance Fund (AFAF) campaign kicks off on February 6 at Eglin AFB, giving Airmen and other community members another opportunity to help one another.

From planning recipe swaps to movie nights, the Andrews Spouses Club plays a vital role in the community at Andrews AFB.

The job of ensuring safety and comfort for 1,000 Airmen is a big one, but the six dorm managers at Travis AFB are up for the task.

Food scientists from Natick, Massachusetts, recently visited soldiers at Fort Carson to get input on better food for deployed troops.

Camp Lejeune cut the ribbon to its brand new visitor's center on Tuesday, opening the doors to a facility that is designed to improve the base's access control points and road networks, CBS affiliate WNCT 9 News reports.