Pacific mariners can enhance their safety when they’re out on the water by carrying locator beacons.

Local officials objected to plans by U.S. Forces Japan to add a handful of new personnel to a small military compound in central Tokyo as a “perpetuation” of the U.S. military presence.

U.S. Forces Japan is establishing a satellite office in central Tokyo as part of its reorganization to a joint force command and to ease communications with Japan’s Ministry of Defense, according to the ministry.

Some 27,000 Vietnam veterans’ recordings, videos, photographs, drawings, letters and other documents are stored by the Library of Congress’ Veterans History Project in a collection that’s still growing.

The U.S. Marine Corps plans to deploy its new Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System to the Philippines for the first time during this month’s Balikatan exercise, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on his recent stop in Manila.

U.S. Forces Japan has begun reorganizing into a “warfighting headquarters,” U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Sunday during his first trip to the Indo-Pacific since taking office.

Eligible golfers in the Japanese capital will soon be able to putt on the same type of greens that professionals play on at The Masters.

U.S. service members can discuss politics online but must make clear they are speaking in a personal capacity and avoid implying military endorsement, the Navy and Air Force reminded troops this month.

Thousands of U.S. and Philippine soldiers have begun the first phase of Salaknib, an annual land-defense exercise in the Philippines, according to officials from both countries.

Japan on Monday activated a new military command that will take operational control of all three of its armed forces, as the country bolsters its defense posture amid rising regional tensions.