The captain of a ship operating outside Government Cut, the large inlet leading to the PortMiami, was seriously injured in a fall Tuesday morning.

Old Dominion University football coach, Ricky Rahne, and the Monarchs showed their appreciation for the military by scheduling Rahne’s weekly radio coach’s show aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in Norfolk, Va., the nation’s second-oldest aircraft carrier.

The U.S. Army at Tower Barracks was out in force Wednesday to support Department of Defense Education Activity elementary school students for their annual STEM day.

Construction is underway on four phases of a $500 million housing project in Vicenza that will provide 478 homes to Army families by 2028.

A company that provides hard-to-find English speech therapy services across Japan plans to open a clinic near Yokota Air Base.

As part of the annual Kamandag exercise, U.S. Marines and their Filipino counterparts used live fire this week to rehearse their defense against an invasion force from the disputed South China Sea.

Patients seeking laser eye surgery can expect longer wait times at this Army hospital as its refractive center transitions from contractors to in-house ophthalmologists for the procedures.

A Stinger ground-to-air missile destroyed a target boat off the Philippines’ westernmost major island during a U.S.-Philippine counter-landing drill Tuesday.

Col. William Wright, director of the Geospatial Information Science Program at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., was expected to plead guilty in a court-martial Monday.

The soldiers will be part of an longstanding peacekeeping mission that helps implement the 1979 Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel. But the mobilization comes at a difficult time — not just for the region as a whole, but for relations between Israel and Egypt specifically.