US soldiers

New reporting from the Texas Observer examines the death of a US soldier identified as Adrian, months after he died. His family says it still does not know how he died or whether he received the legal rights owed to him as a survivor of sexual assault. They argue he should have had access to a process that was independent, trauma-informed and transparent, and are demanding answers about the military's handling of his case.

A US soldier has been charged in the shooting death of an infant, according to Military Times. Details about the incident, the location, the identities of those involved, and the specific charges have not been released. The case has drawn attention as it involves a serving member of the military and the death of a very young child, prompting questions about how the proceedings will unfold.

Military Times reports that a US soldier has been charged in connection with the shooting death of an infant. Details about the soldier's identity, unit, and the circumstances of the shooting were not provided in the available reporting. The case has drawn attention due to the involvement of a service member and the young age of the victim.

A US special operations soldier has died following an airborne training exercise, according to Military Times. The report gives no further details on the soldier's identity, unit, or the circumstances of the death. Airborne training incidents are relatively rare but draw attention because of the risks involved in military parachuting operations. It is not yet clear whether an investigation has been opened or what caused the fatal injury.