A U.S. airman and a Marine were arrested on unrelated accusations of assaulting local residents near Kadena Air Base, police said.

An Alaska nonprofit that supports innovative projects and startup companies is suing the U.S. Navy over a grant that it says was “arbitrarily terminated.”

Brig. Gen. Kristin Panzenhagen handed off some of her duties, including the roles of commander for Space Launch Delta 45 and director of the Eastern Range, to Space Force Col. Brian Chatman, during a change of command ceremony.

U.S. soldiers and local residents danced and celebrated together on Independence Day, underscoring how much a nearly 800-year-old Polish village has changed in less than a decade since the Army arrived.

The USS Jeremiah Denton was christened on June 28. It is named for Rear Adm. Jeremiah Denton Jr., who endured over seven years of captivity in Vietnam and famously spelled the word “torture” in Morse code by blinking in a propaganda interview.

The Marine Corps is deploying 200 troops from North Carolina to support federal immigration agents in Florida, while another 500 troops are slated to move to locations in Texas and Louisiana.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Noah Tobin was taking part in the parachute course at the Naval Special Warfare Advanced Training Command. He was qualified at a special warfare boat operator.

A Navy reservist this week pleaded guilty to bribing a Naval Air Station Jacksonville official to provide fraudulent military identification cards to two ineligible individuals with links to China.

The United States Military Academy at West Point welcomed the Class of 2029 this week. The new cadets arrived on campus, said farewell to their families and prepared to begin their Army careers.

The U.S. Air Force will begin its largest joint multinational exercise in the western Pacific to stress-test its maneuver concept for modern warfare.