The second day of the Association of the United States Army meeting featured exhibits by defense industries from around the world, filling 2.3 million square feet with the latest in weaponry and defense accessories.

Sam Chelanga, who ran at Liberty University and is now a U.S. Army officer wearing the colors of Fort Liberty, won the 40th Army Ten Miler Sunday on the streets of Arlington, Va., and Washington.

A U.S. Navy helicopter resumed its flight four hours after making a “precautionary landing” Thursday on a beach about 30 miles southwest of Tokyo.

Actor David Boreanaz participated in a USO mission immersion tour in the Washington, D.C. area, where he visited the National Museum of the Marine Corps and met military service members to get an exclusive look into their daily lives.

“A hundred years from now, they will be talking about this flood,” said one resident in Western North Carolina, where the extent of the disaster is only beginning to emerge.

Pentagon spokesman Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said USS Bulkeley and USS Cole joined Israeli air defense units in firing about a dozen interceptors at inbound Iranian missiles.

For 13 years, the National Museum of the Marine Corps has been working on its two new galleries: “Forward Deployed” and “Afghanistan and Iraq.” These galleries, sharing 50 years of history, will open to the public on Sunday in Triangle, Va.

South Korea unveiled a weapon it says is capable of taking out North Korea’s leadership. Meanwhile, a U.S. B-1B Lancer made a rare flight over the capital.

A Russian fighter jet zooms dangerously close to an American F-16 near Alaska in dramatic a video posted online Monday.

Sailors who died on duty throughout the Navy in the past year were remembered at Yokosuka Naval Base.