ADELPHI, Md. (June 11, 2014) - Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art that focuses the mind on each slow and deliberate movement of the body. The martial artist feels deep breaths rising and falling from his chest with every pose. Feeling the present like a Tai Chi master is growing in popularity as a way to gain mental clarity. The practice of "mindfulness, or being in … [Read more...]

FORT BLISS, Texas (June 11, 2014) - Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler and his wife Jeanne visited the Soldiers, families, and training and quality of life activities here, Wednesday and Thursday. "Part of my job on these visits is to provide information about Army issues and programs to Soldiers and families," Chandler said. "But I also want to know what they have to … [Read more...]

June 10, 2014 - The Army will begin its annual observance of National Safety Month in June, and senior leaders are encouraging Soldiers, civilian employees and their Family members to use the time to focus on mitigating summertime risks. Off-duty Army accidents and fatalities typically rise during late spring and early summer as compared to other times of year, according to … [Read more...]

WASHINGTON (June 9, 2014) - Senior Army leaders held the first-of-many ceremonies scheduled around the world commemorating the Army's 239th birthday, which is June 14, and celebrated this year's theme--"America's Army: Our Profession." Under Secretary of the Army Brad Carson delivered the keynote address during an event held Friday, sponsored by the National Defense … [Read more...]

ADELPHI, Md. (June 5, 2014) - Teleportation, a long-standing staple in the world of science fiction, has become a reality for scientists at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory here, in terms of battlefield data and image processing. Army Research Laboratory quantum information principal investigator Ronald Meyers and team member Keith Deacon recently demonstrated information … [Read more...]