Sailor Dies After Being Struck by Driver on Sicilian Road The circumstances surrounding the death of Seaman Arturo Rivera, 22, are under investigation, the Navy said Monday.
Army Private Pleads Not Guilty to Planning Deadly Ambush on His Unit Army Pvt. Ethan Phelan Melzer submitted his plea in a U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York.
US Navy Ship on Italy's Waters Plays Italian National Anthem Amid Coronavirus Crisis A video has emerged of a Navy ship playing the Italian national anthem for the European country hard hit by the coronavirus.
Unions Accuse DoD of Putting Teachers in Italy at Risk with Coronavirus Policy Current policy, they say, conflicts with local safety guidelines.
US Military Halts Moves to New Assignments in South Korea, Italy over Coronavirus Fears "The Army's order is in effect immediately through May 6, 2020, or until further notice," USFK said
US Navy Sailor in Italy Tests Positive for Coronavirus This is the second confined case out of 75,000 U.S. service members serving in countries where the virus has rapidly spread.
Coronavirus: UN Asks 9 Countries to Delay Peacekeeper Rotations The UN peacekeeping missions have about 100,000 people in peacekeeping operations in 15 countries.
Closures at US Bases in Italy Continue as Coronavirus Spreads The number of confirmed cases jumped in Italy to 1,694, the country's Civil Protection Agency reported.
US Troops in Vicenza Investigated after Attack as Army Reviews Off-Limits Policies Italian prosecutors are investigating several U.S. paratroopers after one of them was accused of punching a local man.
Higher Rents Expected for Military Families in Europe After Housing Rules Change Americans assigned to Air Force bases in Europe could soon be paying higher rents for off-base homes.
Marines Will Be Seeing More of These Red Patches on Utility Covers. Here's Why Marines will be seeing more of the red patches after the service reactivated 2nd Landing Support Battalion.
Retirees: Start Paying for Tricare Select Now or Lose Coverage in January Start an allotment now so you don’t risk losing health insurance coverage.
'Terminal Lance,' Kyle Carpenter and Mattis Just Made the Commandant's Reading List The Marine Corps is also adding a new podcast to the list, which will come out at least every two weeks.
Marine 2-Star Under Investigation for Racial Slur Has Been Relieved of Command Maj. Gen. Stephen Neary was relieved as head of Marine Corps Forces Europe and Africa by Commandant Gen. David Berger.
After More than 3 Decades, the Corps' AH-1W Super Cobra Makes its Final Flight The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter.
