Yokota Air Base Showcases US Military's Commitment to New COVID-19 Normal The base prides itself on having kept the number of COVID-19 cases exceptionally low.
Missing Osprey Part Sparks Call for an Investigation at Yokota Part of a searchlight dome was missing during a check of the Osprey at about 5 p.m. Tuesday.
‘Murder Hornets' a Common Challenge for US Military Pest Control Workers in Japan The U.S. military is urging its personnel in Japan to call pest control if they spot Asian giant hornets.
COLA Changes Will Bump Paychecks for Many Japan-Based Troops, USFJ Leader Says Some service members in Japan saw a welcome surprise in their paychecks Wednesday.
US, Japan Defense Officials Discuss How to Address Chemical Contamination Near American Bases Tokyo officials detected the chemicals, commonly known as PFOS and PFOA, in two wells near Yokota Air Base.
American Bases Near Tokyo Escape Deadly Typhoon Hagibis with Minimal Damage U.S. military bases reported minimal damage after a full day hunkered down against record-breaking rain and strong wind.
US Bases Brace for 'Large and Extremely Strong' Typhoon Hagibis as it Approaches Tokyo Authorities urged U.S. military personnel and their families at bases on the Kanto Plain to stock up and sit tight.
Special Operations Osprey Squadrons Stand Up at US Air Base in Tokyo The Air Force added a pair of special operations squadrons in Japan charged with flying and maintaining CV-22 Ospreys.
Air Force Identifies Airman Stabbed to Death Outside Yokota Air Base Master Sgt. Nicholas Vollweiler, 35, was stabbed to death with a knife at his home just outside Yokota's east gate.
Typhoon Trami Topples Trees, Damages Vehicles at US Bases in Japan Yokota Air Base and Camp Zama appeared to be the worst hit, despite the eye of the storm traveling closer to other bases.
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.
The Air Force Plans to Retrain Weapons System Officers to Be B-21 Bomber Pilots The Air Force plans to slash the number of weapons system officers by half to make room for more pilots, a top general said.
Army Captain Arrested, Charged with Murder in the Death of Fellow Fort Bliss Officer The investigation into the incident remains ongoing.
List of Former Senior Military Leaders Backing Biden Now Outnumbers Trump's A group released a second list of endorsements for the former vice president.
