Two Japanese contractors died last year after inhaling hydrogen sulfide gas while servicing a U.S. Navy vessel at Sasebo Naval Base, according to a Japanese government investigation.

The 459th Airlift Squadron is retiring its Hueys, which have flown out of Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo for decades.

The U.S. Army will deploy its mid-range missile system, Typhon, to Japan for the first time during a Marine Corps-led exercise in September.

Soldiers with the 11th Airborne Division fired a pair FIM-92 Stinger missiles Tuesday during the Super Garuda Shield exercise in Indonesia, a first for the Alaska-based division.

Seven schools on U.S. Navy installations in Japan, Europe and Guam will begin offering clinical mental health counseling this school year under a three-year trial program. 

A Marine Corps family whose 8-year-old son died last year after he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle on Camp Pendleton has sued the companies that provide housing on base to military families.

The Air Force reversed a 2021 decision to deny funeral honors for the veteran who was killed during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

The winning squad was made up of Staff Sgt. Seth Peaton, Sgt. James Tranchina, Spc. Devin Schallert, Spc. Reynoso Ruiz and Pfc. Samuel Vittitow.

The second of the Air Force’s newest long-range stealth bombers is expected to take flight by the end of the year.

The Trump administration has awarded a $1.2 billion contract to a tiny Virginia company to build and operate what’s expected to be the nation’s largest immigration detention complex at Fort Bliss. The Pentagon refuses to disclose the Army’s contract with Acquisition Logistics or explain why it selected the company to build the massive tent camp.