Stay informed about the latest news and events related to the US Army Infantry and the CIB organization by checking out the CIBA’s news section. You’ll find articles about US Army, veterans, and updates on CIA events and activities. This section is a valuable resource for veterans and their families, providing a way to connect with others in the community and share stories and experiences with the public. Stay up-to-date and connected with the CIBA news section.
With a big assist from Ukrainian comrades, the body of an Idaho Special Forces veteran was en route to the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv — American soil — on Friday
Hawaii’s U.S. District Court on Tuesday awarded $29.5 million to a local military family in the largest medical malpractice judgment against Tripler Army Medical Center for a 2016 incident involving their then-month-old child. In September
The Combat Infantrymen’s Association – https://cibassoc.org The Memorial Day Holiday is nearly upon us and I am asking for your time and valuable skills to help us build an Association of
Dear Combat Veterans, Supporters and Families, Memorial Day is just around the corner and this National Holiday usually means a three-day weekend for most with backyard barbecues and the unofficial
The Army is mulling cuts to its special operations programs in the coming years, potentially trimming the forces amid a general U.S. military shift in attention to more conventional capabilities
Military students remain in limbo as final Pentagon guidance for a new policy allowing cadets at America’s service academies who have a child to continue their education has been past
Home Depot has begun taking over military exchange store sales of major appliances. Customers of shopmyexchange.com can now get Home Depot’s selection of major appliances tax-free plus a 1% discount.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill to give tuition assistance benefits to spouses and dependents of National Guard members Saturday. House Bill 4199 expands eligibility for tuition assistance to National Guard members’ family members and
Eight months after detecting Legionella, a medical barracks at Joint Base San Antonio is still shuttered to residents and employees. The barracks detected the bacteria, which can cause a severe