Thailand warned its conflict with neighboring Cambodia could “potentially develop into a war” as troops used rockets and artillery to shell targets along their contested border for a second day.

Valdemar DeHerrera Sr., the last surviving veteran of two storied New Mexico National Guard regiments associated with the World War II Battle of Bataan, died July 15 at the age of 105.

Thai and Cambodian soldiers clashed along the border between their countries on Thursday in a major escalation that left at least 14 people dead, mostly civilians. The two sides fired small arms, artillery and rockets, and Thailand also launched airstrikes.

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Randy’s Donuts, a Los Angeles-based chain more popular in some quarters than Krispy Kreme, has at last landed in Tokyo. Randy’s opened in May in the trendy Daikanyama section of Shibuya with over 40 varieties to satisfy any sweet tooth.

American and Australian troops are spearheading a large-scale logistics operation to feed, fuel and arm more than 35,000 service members across Australia as the allies seek to counter growing Chinese military power.

The U.S. and South Korean militaries have agreed to allow a South Korean defense firm to service the T-55 engines on U.S. Army Chinook helicopters.

Officials from Russia and Ukraine ended a third round of formal negotiations in Istanbul with an agreement to swap more prisoners but little sign of progress on a deal to halt the war.

The U.S. Army’s top civilian leader says he wants to move more quickly on an agreement that will allow the military to continue using Hawaii’s only large-scale live-fire training range for ground forces.

Speaking at Schofield Barracks in Hawaii, Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll predicted it won’t be long before the military is blending humans and machines in squads that mimic the stuff of science fiction.