Over the past year, the world has had to conquer many collective obstacles. From the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the ending of the war in Afghanistan, and the various difficulties and strains we have seen unfold throughout our nation and the world. Together, we have endured these challenges a…
Recently my co-worker, archaeologist Sunny Wood and I were conducting field work and discussing local archaeology. As we travelled down dusty trails and paved roads, it dawned on me that pretty soon all of Texas would be celebrating their local archaeology.
Losing a loved one in combat is news that families dread to hear. So how have our nation’s leader’s exhibit care and compassion to compensate for service members’ unmatched contributions? Since our nation’s existence, millions of U.S. service members paid the ultimate sacrifice during major …
From the Commander
Over the years, I have maintained a collection of common sense anecdotes that are affectionately referred to as “Funk’s Rules.”
Recently the III Armored Corps forward headquarters quietly passed the six-month mark of our deployment to the Middle East, where we are leading the military effort of the 60-nation Global Coalition fight against the Islamic State. The approximately 450 Phantom Warriors are taking the fight …
Opinion
Two Fort Hood Soldiers died and a third was injured when their car sped across the median of State Highway 195 near Georgetown and hit another car head-on, killing the driver, Feb. 1.
Letter to the Editor
As III Corps and Fort Hood has recently changed commanders, I would like you to know, from my perspective, what that means to the community and Fort Hood.
