Crew members of the USS Oklahoma and bombers shot down in Europe were among 13 service members recently accounted for by the Defense Department agency tasked with recovering U.S. troops listed as missing in action or prisoners of war. 

The guided-missile destroyer USS Chung-Hoon steamed through the Taiwan Strait, the first this year of what’s become a routine passage along the waterway separating China from Taiwan.

The Pentagon has until Jan. 1, 2024, to carry out those recommendations, which include renaming two Navy ships and nine Army installations in southern states.

The F-35 Joint Program Office said an agreement was reached between defense officials and Pratt & Whitney, the maker of the engines, to suspend the deliveries pending the outcome of the crash investigation.

The investigation was expected to be finished within 30 days, in accordance with Navy regulations, but a military spokesperson said the deadline has been extended after the investigating officer requested additional time to "ensure thoroughness and accuracy on this complicated matter."

Federal and independent analysts have determined some fixed-wing tactical attack aircraft are outliving their life spans and, in some cases, there aren’t planes to replace them yet.

The $1.7 trillion congressional omnibus spending bill contains billions of dollars in support of military infrastructure and diplomatic initiatives in Hawaii and the Pacific as the U.S. seeks to compete with China for influence in the region.

Approximately 3,500 gallons of untreated wastewater spilled into Pearl Harbor when an air release valve in a Navy distribution line failed.

The military has launched the Red Hill health clinic to assist people who have experienced health problems due to fuel contamination of the drinking water system serving Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and surrounding neighborhoods. But some are reporting a range of difficulties, including getting appointments.

The F-35B was going through testing before delivery to the Marine Corps when it encountered trouble while hovering over a runway at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth in Texas on Dec. 15. 

Stratford, Conn.-based Sikorsky Aircraft has received approval from the U.S. Navy to begin ramping up production of the CH-53K King Stallion helicopter for the Marine Corps.

The Navy says that repairs to its video surveillance system at Red Hill, where seven out of 37 cameras remain broken, may not be completed before it begins draining all 104 million gallons of fuel from its underground tanks, which is slated to begin in February 2024 and take four months.

The U.S. Navy has given another $5.1 billion boost to its high-priority Columbia class submarine program and its designer and lead contractor on the new class of ballistic missile subs, the Electric Boat division of General Dynamics in Groton.

The Navy is recommending the best way to handle the 80-year-old underground fuel storage tanks at the Red Hill facility in Hawaii is to leave them empty and inactive, according to a letter from a service commander to state health officials.

Lockheed Martin makes the aircraft, an F-35B Lightning II jet, and said the pilot “ejected successfully” and was safe. But ejection seats require a complex process to successfully get a pilot out of dangerous situations.

The commanding officer of SEAL Team 1 was found dead in his San Diego County home Monday, Navy officials announced Wednesday.

The funding is expected to cover major repairs to the facility's pipelines and other infrastructure that will facilitate the safe draining of approximately 104 million gallons of fuel from aging underground tanks.

The Navy on Tuesday announced several updates to uniform policies that include a new utility boot, a cold-weather parka and a different badge for certain security officers.

During its deployment, the floating hospital made stops in Guatemala, Honduras, Columbia, the Dominican Republic and Haiti, providing humanitarian assistance to the five partner nations.