For the past two years Wreaths for Warriors Walk has ensured every tree along the memorial walk, dubbed Warriors Walk, has a wreath.

For some of us, golfing is not an easy task, so imagine doing it with only one arm or even no legs..
It’s a feat some have conquered… and now they’re sharing their stories with the hope of inspiring others… specifically our nation’s wounded warriors.
News Three’s Alice Massimi was at Hunter Army Airfield this morning as the simple swing of a golf club brought smiles to the faces of soldiers.

Some changes today at Hunter Army Airfield.
Garrison Commander Lieutenant Colonel Jose Aguilar welcomed Command Sergeant Major Gilbert Adkins.

A Hunter Army Airfield soldier is being investigated for allegations of misonduct, and her deployment has been delayed as she consults with legal counsel.

More than 300 soldiers are headed to Afghanistan.

President Obama asks when Afghanistan strategy could start.

Public signing cards for troops on Veterans Day.

A happy homecoming Tuesday for more than 160 soldiers who were reunited with their families after a year serving in Iraq.

Officials say the Army psychiatrist accused of the Fort Hood massacre will be charged by the U.S. military rather than in a civilian court.

Grieving continues as investigators probe Hasan’s past. Jay Gray reports. 

A moment of silence at military bases across the United States just took place.  Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, directed a moment of silence throughout the Department of Defense today to honor the victims in Thursday’s attack at Fort Hood, Texas.

The Third Infantry Division is now in command of Multi National Division Forces in Iraq.

The reality of the war hitting close to home, as a private memorial service was held Friday for five Hunter Army Airfield soldiers killed this week.

Defense officials released the identities of seven soldiers killed in Afghanistan this week. Five of the dead were stationed at Hunter Army Airfield.

October is now the deadliest month in Afghanistan for U.S. troops. Fifty five soldiers have died and News Three has learned one of them, was stationed here in Savannah at Hunter Army Airfield.

Family and friends said their last goodbyes to Staff Sgt. Vernon Martin.

Fort Stewart held their first ever food show today.
Army cooks along with Culinary Art Students from the Youth Challenge Academy and civilian food vendors had tons of tasty treats today.

The Department of Defense announced today major units scheduled to deploy as part of the next force rotation in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom

While a majority of the Third Infantry Division is headed to Iraq their Aviation Brigade is going to Afghanistan. Today that unit began to pack up their helicopters.

The 3rd Infantry Division cases their colors in preparation for their upcoming deployment.

You know those old cell phones of yours just sitting around? Well it turns out you can put them to good use.
Cellular Sales, the largest Verizon Wireless retailer has teamed up with Cell Phones for Soldiers.

The Liberty County Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America and soldiers from the Third Infantry Division came together to honor their fellow heroes.

On Friday, Savannah veterans remembered their fellow troops who never returned home.

FORT STEWART, Ga. (Sept. 14, 2009) A 3rd Infantry Division Soldier who was killed in a two-car accident early on the morning of Sept. 10 here has been identified.

One Fort Stewart Soldier is dead and another at memorial hospital after an early morning accident.

The Military wants to protect their own against Swine Flu.

The Richmond Hill Marine, killed in Afghanistan, will be laid to rest this weekend.  A Savannah soldier was injured in the same battle and recovering from a gunshot wound at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.  He spoke exlusively to News 3’s Andrew Davis.

UPDATE: Local newspaper honors fallen Marine

The Third Infantry Division is already in the process of preparing for yet another deployment. This time around, though, their mission is different.
You may remember the 3rd I.D. lead the invasion into Iraq, now they’re leading forces out.
Step by step, they’ll be handing their duties off to the Iraqi Security Forces…
As News Three’s Military Reporter Alice Massimi explains… in short, they’re working to put themselves out of a job.

If you are you in the military and planning on getting married listen up.
The Savannah Wedding Tourism Council has a deal you can’t turn down.