Air Force Squadron in South Korea Replaces Pit Bull Morale Patch Linked to White Supremacy The squadron has also removed a painting of a pit bull outside the installation’s fire department.
US Forces Korea Restricts Travel Amid Rise in Coronavirus Cases on the Peninsula U.S. Forces Korea said all 17 of its new patients are recent arrivals to the peninsula.
A-10 Accidentally Discharges Non-Explosive Munition Over South Korea The Air Force has not issued a safety stand-down, but an investigation into the undetermined release is ongoing.
22 US Troops Test Positive for Coronavirus After Flying to South Korea from US South Korea has seen a decline in locally transmitted cases, but remains concerned about infected travelers from abroad.
Missing Osan Airman Returns Safely to US Base in South Korea The Air Force launched a search for Staff Sgt. Tristin Blake Jarvis, 26, of the 51st Force Support Squadron on July 9.
US Military Searching for Missing Osan Airman in South Korea Staff Sgt. Tristin Blake Jarvis was last seen in the vicinity of the Osan Fitness Center, according to a press release.
US Forces Korea Permits Racial Injustice Protests on Bases Two demonstrations on South Korean military bases over George Floyd's killing took place earlier this month.
Weekend Rush Leaves Japan Commissary, Exchange Shelves Short on Toilet Paper, Hand Sanitizer Shoppers in Japan faced long lines over online rumors that Chinese-made toilet paper wouldn't be exported.
South Korean Man with Coronavirus from Pyeongtaek, US Military Says, Urging Caution A man from a city close to Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base is one of four South Koreans with the potentially deadly disease.
US Military Permanently Ends Curfew for Troops in South Korea Gen. Robert Abrams permanently ended the hugely unpopular 1-to-5 a.m. curfew for U.S. service members in South Korea.
Jonathan Pentland, a Fort Jackson Soldier, Arrested and Charged After Confrontation with Black Man Jonathan Pentland, 42, was charged with third-degree assault and listed as detained in the Richland County jail.
In First, Male Marines Graduate From Historically All-Female Boot Camp Training Battalion Marine recruits training at Parris Island were for decades segregated by gender, with women assigned solely to 4th Recruit...
Why 300 Sailors and Marines Deployed on an Amphibious Ship with Smart Rings Researchers who set out to study fatigue on a Navy warship found out that getting good rest while underway is not easy.
Sen. Duckworth Calls for DOJ Probe of 'Brazenly Violent' Police Treatment of Black Army Officer Nazario, who serves in the Virginia National Guard's 29th Infantry Division, filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the...
Navy Airman Dies After Rescue Swimmer School Accident at Pensacola Airman Nathan Burke of Lubbock, Texas, died at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola, Florida, Navy officials announced.
