A Japanese airline has thanked a U.S. Marine for subduing a disruptive passenger who allegedly attempted to open an exit door during a flight from Tokyo to Houston on Saturday.

A fire sparked by live-fire training scorched more than 215,000 square feet at a Marine Corps rifle range in northern Okinawa, marking the second such blaze in as many months, according to U.S. military and Japanese officials.

A U.S. Marine was arrested over the weekend after allegedly fleeing a drunken driving crash that injured four members of a Japanese family, including two children.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered sweeping changes to the military’s household goods moving system, citing ongoing frustration among service members with a newly instituted contracting system.

A small plane crashed in dense fog in a San Diego neighborhood early Thursday morning, presumably killing all six people onboard, injuring eight people on the ground and burning several cars and homes in one of the country’s largest military housing communities.

Marines at Camp Pendleton are working through security breach and cyber attack scenarios as part of an annual exercise that launched Monday. For the first time, they are including local, state and federal partners in the “battle rhythm.”

A Japanese court on Tuesday handed a U.S. Marine Corps spouse a suspended sentence for sending liquid cannabis to Okinawa through the Military Postal Service.

The first group of U.S. Marines and sailors moved into newly constructed barracks on Guam.

Naval aviators kicked off 13 days of carrier-landing practice on Iwo Jima as the aircraft carrier USS George Washington prepares for its first deployment since returning to Japan in November.

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.