In DoD Reversal, Agency Will Analyze Remains Thought to be WWII's First Medal of Honor Recipient Nininger died on Jan. 12, 1942, near Abucay on the Bataan peninsula of Luzon Island and was hastily buried.
US Veterans in the Philippines in Coronavirus Vaccine Limbo A group of U.S. military veterans in the Philippines say they've been left in limbo by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Philippines Deports US Marine in Transgender Killing During his five-year confinement, Pemberton said he spent “much time contemplating the many errors” he committed.
Philippine Leader Pardons US Marine in Killing President Duterte said he decided to pardon Lance Cpl. Joseph Scott Pemberton because the Marine was not treated fairly.
Philippine Appeals Block Release of US Marine in Killing A presidential spokesman said officials cannot work on Pemberton's release until the court has ruled on the appeal.
Philippines Suspends Abrogation of Defense Pact with US Manila informed the U.S. government that the Philippines is delaying its decision to abrogate the Visiting Forces Agreement.
US Cancels Major Philippines War Games Due to Virus The decision to scrap Balikatan 2020 was taken "in light of the extraordinary circumstances surrounding COVID-19 pandemic.
Duterte Says Philippines Can Survive Without America Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Filipino forces can fight insurgents and Muslim extremists without American help.
US Admiral Hopes Philippine Security Pact Can Still Be Saved The Philippines notified the United States on Tuesday it would end the agreement.
Philippines Notifies US of Intent to End Major Security Pact The Philippines notified the U.S. it would end a major security pact allowing American forces to train in the country.
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.
