The U.S. Army’s Caisson Detachment returned to Arlington National Cemetery after two years. The ceremonial horse unit is used ...

The dark shapes of seven horses came into view across Section 62 at Arlington National Cemetery, returning to the hallowed ...

The Army stopped using iconic funeral processions called caissons because horses were getting sick and dying. They're back ...

The caisson program has been overhauled with a focus on increased training for the soldiers, improvements to facilities and ...

Beginning the week of June 2, soldiers, their horses and the caisson will carry caskets for two funerals a day and a maximum ...

Fox News chief national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin speaks with Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll about the history ...

The quiet patrols are a key final step in the return of caisson ceremonies to Arlington, familiarizing a new generation of horses at Arlington with the sights, sounds and distractions of life there.

Soldiers from the caisson detachment in blue jeans, black shirts and white cowboy hats mucked out stalls. Kennedy, Lance and Truman – statuesque, dark horses – poked their heads between steel ...

Myer. Soldiers from the caisson detachment in blue jeans, black shirts and white cowboy hats mucked out stalls. Kennedy, Lance and Truman – statuesque, dark horses – poked their heads between ...