Retired Cmdr. Everett Alvarez Jr., now 86, was captured Aug. 5, 1964, while on a bombing mission near the North Vietnam-China border. He survived beatings, torture and starvation during 3,113 days of captivity.

The four sentences visible in the heavily redacted report block out a key word that appears to describe the Trump campaign staffer shoving the cemetery employee out of the way.

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Resolute returned to its homeport of St. Petersburg, Fla., on Wednesday, bearing a sizable haul of contraband and five suspected smugglers.

More than $465,000 in gear was stolen from the Grafenwoehr Training Area, but the two men were convicted only of handling a small portion of that equipment.

A US airman should serve seven years for sexually assaulting an underage girl on Okinawa in December, a Japanese prosecutor argued.

Navy SEAL Hell Week trainers need a more clear-cut policy on using sleep deprivation on recruits, according to a new troop safety investigation that reviewed measures taken after a sailor died during the grueling ordeal.

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

The 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., relieved a cavalry unit at Camp Casey.

The Navy is studying options for supplying its four public shipyards with electricity and potable water in the event of a power grid or utility outage that could last up to two weeks.

A warehouse fire on a U.S. Army supply base that began Thursday evening and drew mutual aid from city firefighters in Busan, South Korea, was extinguished 13 hours later.