Eighty years after the formal end of World War II aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, the battleship’s memorial museum in Pearl Harbor is inviting visitors to relive that moment through a new immersive exhibit.

Lorraine Demarest flashed a wide smile and tipped her “World War II Veteran” hat while revelers stood to belt out the “Happy Birthday” song.

Marine Week Atlanta featured performances, a flyovers, military equipment displays, physical training sessions and opportunities to interact with Marines. The official 250th birthday of the Corps is Nov. 10.

Some U.S. veterans who have served prison sentences are being stripped of their legal residencies and could be deported.

Mohawk’s crew contributed to the disposition of 21 drug smugglers, 2,425 pounds of cocaine and 4,300 pounds of marijuana with an estimated street value of nearly $23 million.

The destroyer USS Ward’s No. 3 deck gun was fired by a crew of St. Paulites to sink a Japanese submarine off Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.

NV Energy’s planned construction of more than two dozen transmission towers in restricted airspace could present risks for military operations at the Nevada Test and Training Range.

The annual spending battle will dominate the September agenda, along with a possible effort by Senate Republicans to change their chamber’s rules to thwart Democratic stalling tactics on nominations.

Many of the recommendations in the Forces Command order stem from changes that found success at Fort Hood, which used a combination of predictable dining schedules and meals, and quick, conveniently located services to increase diners.

A computer scientist at the Air Force Research Laboratory in New York state was involved in a bid-rigging scheme to steer military contracts to a Utah company, federal prosecutors allege. A Navy official also plead guilty to the scheme.