A 48-hour alcohol ban and new Okinawa base restrictions apply only to active-duty U.S. troops following a fatal criminal case involving a Marine.

PGA Tour players give U.S. troops and military families in Japan a behind-the-scenes look at professional golf ahead of the Baycurrent Classic in Tokyo.

The Marine Corps will deploy NMESIS and MADIS, two of its newest missile systems, to Japan’s westernmost island for the first time during the exercise.

Marine Corps identifies Okinawa-based combat engineer arrested on suspicion of homicide, as the service works to rebuild trust with local community.

Army expands Okinawa logistics hub with 45th Sustainment Brigade, adding 120 personnel to strengthen Indo-Pacific operations and regional readiness.

North Korean troops deliberately planted landmines south of the Demilitarized Zone about a year ago, the South’s military said.

Marine Corps identifies Okinawa-based combat engineer arrested on suspicion of homicide, as the service works to rebuild trust with local community.

Army withdraws from Okinawa’s Naha Tug-of-War event following Marine’s arrest, emphasizing respect for the local community.

The Army is pausing Apache operations for the second time in recent months, grounding an undisclosed number of AH-64Es over problems with the transmissions.

Okinawa Gov. Genta Koja called for revisions to the agreement governing U.S. military personnel in Japan after Lance Cpl. Devin Jacob Ballard’s arrest.

The Navy’s last cruiser based at the home of the U.S. 7th Fleet departed, ending a long-running presence as the service retires its aging Ticonderoga-class fleet.

Bratwurst, polka music and German beer drew nearly 6,000 people to Camp Foster for an Oktoberfest.

Okinawa police arrested a U.S. Marine early on suspicion of killing a Japanese woman and stealing her belongings at a hotel.

Airmen and Guardians must update religious affiliation records by Oct. 16 as the Pentagon streamlines nearly 180 faith codes into 31 standardized categories.

More than 70 years after the Korean War, the son of a late Marine combat photographer is searching for a Korean man who, as a teenager, accompanied his father while he documented the conflict.

The decommissioning of the USS Shiloh and the USS Lake Erie leaves just five Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruisers left in the Navy’s fleet.

New prices for Air Force Inns worldwide took effect on the first day of the fiscal year.

Marines who choose to continue to serve overseas have new benefits available upon extension at their current overseas command.

8,000 public works and maintenance personnel have been transferred from NAVFAC to CNIC in order to streamline the process of getting maintenance jobs approved quicker.

The Air Force decided to move F-16 Fighting Falcons back to Kunsan Air Base, after a two-year experiment that concentrated fighters at Osan.

Okinawa’s new governor moved to dismantle the government office his predecessors used in their fight against construction of a new Marine Corps airfield.

U.N. Command determined that North Korea violated the Korean War armistice after an anti-personnel mine was found at the DMZ, the command said.

Fewer military passengers are flying the Patriot Express, prompting the Pentagon to reduce service to Japan and eliminate several routes starting in October.

Japan’s coast guard has reported 14 cases of Chinese research ships operating in the country’s exclusive economic zone around Okinawa and its remote islands..

Hawaii National Guard crews rescued 19 people during five missions on the Big Island after Hurricane Nolo dumped 10 to 20 inches of the region.

Landmines that exploded in the DMZ and injured three South Korean soldiers likely belonged to North Korea, according to early findings of an investigation.

The guided-missile destroyer USS Frank E. Petersen Jr. returned to Hawaii after a 301-day deployment.

Two naval aviators ejected from their aircraft and were safely recovered after a mishap aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower off Virginia’s coast, the U.S. Navy said.

A Marine helped dig two children from debris and spent hours clearing wreckage from his Japanese neighbors’ homes after a landslide triggered by Typhoon Dujuan.

The U.S. Army will temporarily store its missile systems at Kadena Air Base on Okinawa starting in mid-October, Japan’s Defense Ministry said.

Schools were closed and some food services were unavailable at Camp Humphreys as crews continued repressurizing water lines following an outage.

Guam seeks $11.7B in federal aid as a major U.S. military buildup strains housing, infrastructure and public services across the island.

Okinawa military families face housing shortages, spending weeks in hotels as limited on-base and off-base homes drive long wait times.

Maj. Said Bennani, an Army behavioral health officer, says talking about mental health breaks down a stigma that has long kept troops from seeking help.

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.

South Korea’s president urges sanctions relief for a North Korea nuclear freeze, arguing talks offer the best chance to curb Pyongyang’s arsenal.

U.S. and Japanese forces fired mobile rocket artillery during training on Hokkaido as their annual Orient Shield exercise unfolded amid tensions between Japan and Russia over disputed islands farther ...

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

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

South Korea cast doubt on North Korea’s claim that two missiles launched over the weekend tested what Kim Jong Un called “ultra-modern” technology.

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

The top U.S. military commander in South Korea emphasized the allies’ commitment to deterrence and combat readiness.

Three South Korean military personnel were injured Monday in an unidentified explosion on the South Korean side of the Demilitarized Zone.

The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln steamed into Guam’s Apra Harbor, returning its crew to U.S. soil after a lengthy deployment.

Nearly 90 people rehearsed an evacuation to higher ground on Kadena Air Base.

American veterans are campaigning against plans to build an amphitheater at Plaza Cuartel in the Philippines, where Japanese troops massacred 139 U.S. prisoners of war during World War II.

Army, Marine and Air Force engineers trained in Hawaii to hone a joint-force approach to rapidly repairing airfields damaged by war or disaster.

Yongsan’s Second Hand Rose thrift shop in Seoul will close after 40 years, ending a longtime source of scholarships and support for military families.

America’s armed forces must prepare to wage and win wars in all domains, including on and around the moon, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said in remarks at the Air, Space and Cyber Confere...

The disinterment is expected to cap a years-long effort to identify the remains of almost 900 unidentified service members killed during the Korean War.