A 48-year-old ex-Army soldier who was convicted of drugging and raping a juvenile family member is facing federal charges that he failed to register as a sex offender and lied on a U.S. passport application.

Personnel at Naval Support Activity Naples were told to stay on alert to handle more incoming families. U.S. officials have emphasized that the current conflict is between Israel and Iran, and that measures to evacuate diplomats and families are a precaution. 

Sports Monster is an indoor complex west of Seoul that blends traditional sports with digital gaming, offering an indoor experience that appeals to children, teens and adults.

Military family members in the Middle East are now authorized to fly anywhere in the United States at government expense for up to six months under guidance released by base officials in Bahrain.

North Korea stopped broadcasting propaganda along the inter-Korean border, hours after the South took the first step by silencing its own loudspeakers — a move aimed at easing tensions.

The Zero Hangar at Iwakuni was formally rededicated to both honor the past and underscore the present strength of the U.S.-Japan alliance.

An American bomber from World War II that sat hidden in Papua New Guinea’s jungle for decades will soon go on display at a museum in Port Moresby, the island nation’s capital, according to the Australian air force.

The 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division out of Fort Carson, Colo., arrived in South Korea late last month as the Army’s latest rotational unit tasked with deterring regional threats for the next nine months.

Chinese fighter jets had two close encounters with Japanese patrol aircraft as Beijing’s two aircraft carriers operated simultaneously in the Pacific for the first time, according to Japan’s military.

The national nonprofit filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in Hawaii over the failures of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Department of the Air Force to comply with Freedom of Information Act requests.