It's the most advanced killing machine the Air Force has and there's no room on the plane for a pilot.

The brains of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab may be in its offices in the hills of Pasadena.

A West Virginia-based Army National Guard squadron is being deployed. But Capt. James Bowen says the specific destination for the 150th Armored Reconnaissance Squadron of Mercer County is yet to be determined.

Bagels R Bagels, a New York-style bagel shop on Mariposa Road, closed its doors Friday after nearly 18 years of business.

Over 800 participants turned out at the 101st Division Headquarters on Sunday morning, August 24, for a companion run to the national Run for the Fallen Final Day Event.

As if training soldiers to fight in two wars - Afghanistan and Iraq - was not enough to handle, Fort Irwin may soon start training scenarios for battles that have not happened yet.

Irony, meet paradox. The U.S. military, that paragon of technology-aided destruction, is setting its sights on environmental sustainability.

Sunday, August 24, 2008 at 9:28 p.m. It was a day to honor and remember Fort Carson 's finest.

The soldier son of a Horse Shoe resident is patroling Arab villages in the desert, interacting with locals wearing long, loose-fitting Arab clothing and scarf-like head covers.

A vacant restaurant on the side of Interstate 15 burned in Yermo on Friday night.

Despite taking his last high school bus ride in 1958, Marc Jackson experienced nostalgia riding the school bus on Tuesday morning.

An autopsy of a soldier who died while training at Fort Irwin has revealed she was killed by a combination of prescription drugs she was taking for pain.

For the past two years, Darby Dental Supply, LLC, a telesales distributor of dental merchandise, has had a full pay deployment rogram in place for its National Guard and Reserve member employees.

An emotional journey for about 15 people who have been running cross-country since June 14.

Spc. David Wagner did not rifle through the stuffed animals arranged neatly on top of the child's dresser.

At times during his visit to Fort Irwin on Thursday, Gen. George Casey, the Army Chief of Staff, said he felt as though he was back in Iraq.

She's coordinated shelter for families who've lost their homes to fire, helped locals learn life-saving CPR and funneled thousands of dollars for emergency services to the High Desert.

Allie Morgan missed her dad's funny jokes. Mateo Llamas missed playing basketball with his dad.

Editor's note: This is the first in a three-part series looking at specialized training at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin ranging from improvised explosive devices, robotics, searching houses and ...

"If my company would have had this training, we would have been very successful in detaining and getting convictions." Miguel Guerrero, Army Center of Excellence, National Training Center, Fort Irwin FORT IRWIN ...