A U.S. airman convicted in Japanese court of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl on Okinawa has appealed the verdict.

A Vermont military contractor will pay nearly half a million dollars to settle allegations that it used some foreign-sourced materials in certain protective eyewear it sold when it was required to use all domestic parts.

The family of an Okinawan taxi driver assaulted by two Marines in 2008 has lost an appeal to the Supreme Court of Japan seeking additional compensation from the Japanese government.

A National Guard soldier was charged Monday in the shooting death of an Army Reserve soldier over the weekend at a woman’s on-post residence at Fort Eisenhower.

Rep. Mike Bost, R-Ill., the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman, said a six-month investigation has confirmed at least two managers leveraged sexual favors from subordinates at the VA Mountain Home health care facility in exchange for job promotions.

A Kentucky veteran accused of lying about his inability to work in order to get more than $125,000 in disability payments has been sentenced to six months in prison.

A former Pentagon official has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for taking part in a multistate dogfighting ring and for fatally electrocuting the dogs that lost.

A Japanese court sentenced a U.S. airman to five years in prison with hard labor Friday, immediately after convicting him of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl one year ago on Okinawa.

The lawsuits filed by the mother of 24-year-old Navy Corpsman Devon Rideout alleged the Marine Corps and the California Department of Justice failed to properly submit information about the background of Rideout’s killer, a Marine Corps deserter.

An active duty U.S. Army soldier lied about earning $100,000 from pie sales to steal thousands in COVID-19 relief loans meant to support small businesses during the pandemic, federal prosecutors said.