Five reservists filed a class action lawsuit seeking years of unpaid compensation for federal employees who left their jobs to serve on active duty.

Hostile fire pay will double from $225 to $450 per month, and imminent danger pay will increase from a cap of $225 per month to $275 per month.

A recent proposal from Defense Priorities calls for ending defense alliances with longtime partners and adopting a non-intervention policy toward Taiwan.

Vietnam presented a massive stone sign “Camp Reasoner” in Da Nang, Vietnam completing an effort begun years ago by Marine veterans to preserve the Vietnam War artifacts.

New Balance and San Antonio Shoemakers were each awarded a three-year contract to provide training shoes for military recruits.

A persistent drought is straining the water supply at a U.S. Navy base in southwestern Japan.

Charles Eugene Palmer’s relatives joined descendants of a convicted Japanese war criminal at a temple to remember him and other American troops.

New Balance and San Antonio Shoemakers were each awarded a three-year contract to provide training shoes for military recruits.

New Balance and San Antonio Shoemakers were each awarded a three-year contract to provide training shoes for military recruits.

An active-duty airman at Aviano Air Base in northern Italy was pronounced dead at his or her off-base residence Tuesday, base officials announced.

A recent proposal from Defense Priorities calls for ending defense alliances with longtime partners and adopting a non-intervention policy toward Taiwan.

Marines in California called in fire support from almost 500 four-legged reinforcements: goats.

A United Nations fact-finding mission focused on a pair of Feb. 28 strikes that reportedly killed about 180 people, many of them children.

The Air Force plans to develop a new weapon system and establish a career field dedicated to defending its bases from attack.

A persistent drought is straining the water supply at a U.S. Navy base in southwestern Japan.

The Air Force recently announced the “North Star Readiness Campaign,” aimed at increasing the number of mission-ready strategic bombers.

An aircraft incident shut the runway at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni for nearly an hour.

The Air Force says it’s aiming to eliminate a roughly 30-day bottleneck in the application process for reinstating former airmen discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.

F-35B Lightning II stealth fighters arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni for training with U.S. and allied forces throughout the Indo-Pacific region.

Super Typhoon Bavi battered the small Pacific island of Rota, leaving its 2,000 residents without power or running water.

The complaint says the Air Force unlawfully revoked the early retirement orders of the plaintiffs, who were serving in the Air Force and Space Force.

U.S. Central Command said it conducted strikes against over 80 targets in Iran, which reportedly then launched attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain.

The Wellness Reset Program at Camp Zama is designed to help participants build healthier habits through education rather than simply losing weight.

The Senate approved a House-passed measure to end unauthorized U.S. military action against Iran in a symbolic congressional criticism of the war.

Descendants of U.S. airmen captured and executed in Japan during World War II and the descendants of their executors met face to face at a ceremony.

An airman was found unresponsive and declared dead Saturday, May 30, 2026 at Yokota Air Base.

A senior at Sasebo Naval Base is the first DODEA student from the Pacific region to receive a Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation scholarship in over a decade.

Police say a Japanese firefighter poisoned a colleague’s soup with a chemical used as antifreeze several times at the home of U.S. Army Japan.

U.S. Naval Forces Japan temporarily lost control of its official X account when someone logged into it and changed some basic information.

Southern Command said it immediately notified the Coast Guard to begin a search and rescue for the survivors.

This pause allows an ongoing safety board to continue investigating a May 12, 2026, T-38 mishap involving an aircraft assigned to Columbus AFB.

U.S. sailors and Japanese service members remembered American prisoners of war and Japanese laborers who died building the Soto Dam during World War II.

The Army’s Old Guard honored thousands of fallen heroes by planting American flags at gravesites at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va.

The Veterans’ Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment Act will increase the monthly compensation rates for disability and indemnity compensation.

Lasers, microwaves and other directed-energy weapons systems will be deployed to defend against illegal drone flights around five military bases.

Military veterans in Congress are seeking to place limits on the U.S. war against Iran through two newly introduced bills.

Officials said suspects engaged in sexually explicit online conversations with individuals who identified themselves as between the ages of 13 to 16.

European allies are adjusting course after U.S. President Donald Trump’s criticism of their lack of involvement in the Iran conflict.

The lawsuit claims qualifying Guard and Reserve members are unlawfully denied TAMP benefits when their orders are not coded with specific language.

Aircraft still took to the skies during Friendship Day at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Japan despite rain, low clouds and flightline puddles.

U.S. military forces will guide commercial shipping from “innocent and neutral” countries through the Strait of Hormuz, according to Central Command.

Iran launched multiple cruise missiles, drones and small attack boats at the commercial ships and some U.S. Navy vessels, CENTCOM said.

A DoDEA teacher makes history by being the first to be inducted in the National Teachers Hall of Fame in Emporia, Kansas.

A Japanese court sentenced a U.S. sailor to a suspended sentence, one year to the day that his car struck and killed a Japanese motorcyclist.

The extension is part of efforts to “to reduce mandatory training requirements and restore mission focus,” the Army’s chief information officer said.

Gannon Ken Van Dyke, who took part in the raid to capture Nicolás Maduro, allegedly made over $400,000 wagering on the operation with Polymarket.

Lockheed has long pushed for a ship-based Patriot system for the Navy, saying the PAC-3s give ships a better defense against hypersonic missiles.