A missile-defense system proposed for Guam has been narrowed down to 16 sites from 22, according to a draft environmental impact statement.

Straining to conquer a peak in the snowcapped Southern Alps of New Zealand with 16 strangers and $1 million at stake, Master Sgt. Ladeania Jackson felt right at home.

A company that provides hard-to-find English speech therapy services across Japan plans to open a clinic near Yokota Air Base.

The wing commander at this airlift hub in western Tokyo closed the on-base Burger King on Monday following “allegations of unsatisfactory health conditions.”

All versions of the F-35, the world’s costliest weapons program, have failed to meet minimum combat readiness rates for six straight years, according to the watchdog agency for Congress.

A weapons-loading vehicle operator hit the accelerator instead of the brakes, bounced the vehicle off a jet tire, crashed into another aircraft and caused $30 million in damages, an Air Force investigation report said.

Tire problems plagued two Air Force stealth fighters on the same afternoon last week at Kadena Air Base, where one Raptor lost two tires while landing and another lost one prior to takeoff.

Hundreds of people protested the acquittal of a U.S. airman accused of killing a beloved martial arts athlete from the nearby town of Wittlich.

Five ski-equipped airlifters and 400 airmen from the New York Air National Guard’s 109th Airlift Wing are headed to Antarctica for Operation Deep Freeze, an annual mission supporting research on the frozen continent.

A bipartisan group of 125 lawmakers is urging the leaders of the Senate and House Armed Services committees to maintain the authority of governors over their state’s National Guard forces as the Air Force proposes moving some of them into the Space Force.