Russia Deploys Missiles to Pacific Islands Claimed by Japan The new deployment marked the latest move in a continuous Russian military buildup on the islands.
Police Accuse Kadena Airman of Drunken Driving After Crash That Injured High School Students His car allegedly collided with a scooter carrying a pair of local high school students.
Japan Picks Mitsubishi Heavy to Develop Own Stealth Fighter The next generation fighters, currently known as F-X, are part of Japan's upgrading of its aging fighter jet fleet .
US OKs Extradition of Special Forces Veteran, Son Nabbed in Ex-Nissan Boss' Escape A federal judge intervened to block the immediate removal of Michael Taylor and his son Peter Taylor.
US Military Dependent Dies in Collision with Japanese Driver South of Misawa Air Base The teenage dependent of a U.S. service member died following a two-vehicle accident that seriously injured four others.
5 Things to Know About Japan's World War II Surrender World War II ended 75 years ago, but not all countries commemorate it on the same day.
Marines in Quarantine on Okinawa Served Moldy Sandwiches and Other 'Unacceptable' Fare Word of the subpar dining experience found its way onto Facebook, where some readers offered donations.
Japan Marks the 75th Anniversary of Its Surrender in World War II Japan on Saturday marked the 75th anniversary of its surrender in World War II.
Survivors Mark 75th Anniversary of World’s 1st Atomic Attack An upsurge of coronavirus cases in Japan meant a much smaller than normal turnout.
Dating App Hookups by Quarantined Troops Rile Enlisted Leader for US Forces Japan U.S. installations in Japan have differing policies about guest access, which has been limited or outright barred.
Why Military Veterans and Law Enforcement Joined the Capitol Insurrection The deadly riot in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 attracted a variety of far-right extremists who shared a devotion to Trump.
FBI Searches for Armored Military Vehicle in California The Humvee was stolen from a National Guard Armory in a Los Angeles suburb.
DoD Cancels Plans to Let Thousands of Civilian Employees Shop at Exchange The proposal to expand military exchange shopping privileges had been expected to be finalized in late 2020.
After Years of Fighting, the Military Has Started Phasing Out 'Widow’s Tax' Many survivors will see at least $400 more in their Feb. 1 annuity payments.
After Training Changes, Air Force SERE School Sees Near-Historic Low Attrition Typically, about half of each class washes out during the final apprentice course because of its demanding nature.
