Hawaii conservation groups are voicing their opposition to plans by the U.S. Space Force to conduct cargo rocket testing at Johnston Atoll, a national wildlife refuge in the Pacific.

Yokota Air Base’s annual Friendship Festival drew tens of thousands of visitors to check out Air Force aircraft and other attractions.

For the second time in less than a week, U.S. military officials in Japan have issued a warning about a wild monkey, urging base residents to stay away from the animal and report any sightings.

The top U.S. commander in South Korea likened the peninsula’s strategic location in the Indo-Pacific to a ‘fixed aircraft carrier floating in the water’ near China.

Cpl. Nathaniel E. Curtis, a 21-year-old digital wideband systems maintainer with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, was killed and another Marine was injured in a three-vehicle accident Thursday in northern Okinawa, according to the Marine Corps and local police.

A Marine Corps element visiting the Philippines from Australia will coordinate with a littoral regiment from Hawaii and command an Osprey squadron from California during the Kamandag exercise.

Mariners lit an emergency beacon that helped the US Coast Guard find them about 140 miles west of Guam.

The U.S. Navy and Pearl Harbor National Memorial will begin work next week to permanently remove a pair of dilapidated platforms that were connected to the USS Arizona during salvage operations following its sinking in the 1941 Japanese surprise attack.

Two workers were rescued Thursday after a small construction vessel capsized at the site of a future Marine Corps airfield in northern Okinawa, according to Japan’s coast guard. It’s the latest incident at the site after four previous oil spills this year involving construction vessels.

Today, the Army’s three multi-domain task forces — with two more in the works — may be the most tangible result of Navy Adm. Harry Harris’ charge.