FORT KNOX, Ky. -- The U.S. Army Civil Affairs Regiment commemorates its 65th anniversary of inception August 17. In 1955, civil affairs was formally established as a U.S. Army Reserve branch. It was ...

The next generation of influencers and peace-keeping professionals has joined the 100-year-old legacy of Civil Affairs service. “In a real way, you can have a very big impact,” said Capt. Brandon ...

FORT HOOD, Texas (Army News Service, May 11, 2012) -- Soldiers assigned to the 85th Civil Affairs Brigade recently took part in the first ever Civil Information Management class here to learn ...

Silhouetted by the 15-foot tall statue of Col. Arthur “Bull” Simons at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza, Lt. Col. Basil J. Catanzaro took command of the 96th Civil Affairs Battalion from Lt. Col.

The new commander of the 80th Civil Affairs Battalion at Fort Bliss couldn’t be happier about his new job. “This is the best job I’ve ever had,” said Lt. Col. Todd Bzdafka, a 40-year-old from ...

This article was published as part of a content-sharing agreement between Army Times and The Fayetteville Observer. A Fort Liberty, North Carolina civil affairs battalion will remain only in the ...

The military has been quietly calling up civil affairs specialists from the reserve forces for deployment to the Middle East, according to several sources. Civil affairs personnel are responsible for ...

The dust that fills the air at the U.S. Army's sprawling Camp Victory outside Baghdad does not obscure the startling message of the roadside sign. "Professional. Polite. Prepared to kill," reads the ...

Private 1st Class Lawrence Morrison II lays roses on the casket of his father, who was killed by an improvised explosive device while deployed to Iraq in 2005 as a Civil Affairs officer. (Gordon ...

TULSA, OK -- Eastern Oklahoma welcomes home its warriors. A ceremony was held Sunday afternoon to honor members of the 486th Civil Affairs Battalion who have served in Iraq. The 486th Civil Affairs ...