Crew members of the USS Oklahoma and bombers shot down during World War II were among the seven service members recently accounted for by the Defense POW-MIA Accounting Agency.

Defense Department civilians with chronic health conditions can be treated once again — on a space-available basis — by on-base doctors in the Indo-Pacific region according to a new Defense Health Agency memo.

The Solomon Islands will not allow foreign navy ships to enter its ports until the government works out new procedures for arriving military vessels, the prime minister’s office said.

Rushane Joel McKoy, a U.S. civilian working for the Army and Air Force Exchange Service on Okinawa, has appealed his four-year prison sentence for attempted rape and theft convictions, a spokeswoman from Naha District Court said.

The MQ-4C Tritons recently returned to Andersen Air Force Base after a deployment to Misawa Air Base.

The majority of the new coronavirus cases reported by the US military in Japan were at Yokosuka Naval Base, where 12 people tested positive.

The Ministry of National Defense denied a lawmaker’s allegation that the South Korean president implemented a ‘no mask’ policy to test troops’ herd immunity against the coronavirus.

Cultures around the world enjoy different delicacies. From fermented shark to Rocky Mountain oysters, tastes vary widely.

On a dirt and gravel road outside Tokyo, not far from the U.S. Army’s Camp Zama and Sagami General Depot, you’ll find a battalion of rusty vending machines waiting to dispense food and fond memories.