The highest degrees of sustained excellence are always expected from the U.S. Army's Marksmanship Unit, but it went above and beyond in 2010, earning the Army Superior Unit Award at Fort Benning recently.

Marines took a refresher course on their basic rifleman skills at Camp Lejeune recently, the Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System reports.

Camp Lejeune held a farewell ceremony for a sergeant major who had served for 31 years recently, Marine Corps News reports.

Suicide prevention programs at Robins AFB have been successful in the past four years, the Macon Telegraph reports.

The Pentagon is expected to request two new rounds of military base realignment and closures (BRAC) across the U.S., making military travel imminent for many troops, Military Times reports.

Airmen at Travis AFB are ready to face any situation after completing survival training recently.

The Marines want to emphasize that personal distress is not something to keep inside, which is why camp Lejeune has established the Operational Stress Control and Readiness (OSCAR) training program, Marine Corps News reports.

Camp Pendleton is gearing up to host the Armed Forced Boxing Championship starting January 31, and now the team that will represent the Army is ready to fight, after winning the 2012 All-Army Boxing Championship at Fort Huachuca on Saturday.

The 559th Contingency Aeromedical Staging Facility (CASF) at Lackland AFB has an important, if somewhat grim, role.

Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden spent time with military families at Camp Pendleton as part of an effort spearheaded by Jill and first lady Michelle Obama, U-T San Diego reports.