A Japanese macaque, missing its left hand, was recently spotted near Yokosuka Naval Base, according to Yokosuka city’s website.

A proposed $8 billion missile defense system for Guam could have ‘long-term, significant and major’ effects on the island’s housing market and health care system, according to the final Environmental Impact Statement.

U.S. military bases across the Pacific went on alert and braced for potential tsunamis after a powerful earthquake struck eastern Russia, triggering widespread warnings and precautionary evacuations, though no significant impact was reported.

Japan’s defense minister has dismissed as “completely unfounded” a report that its military urged the United States to threaten nuclear retaliation against China during a tabletop exercise last year.

PFAS in treated water discharged from two sites outside Yokota Air Base in Tokyo spiked recently but remained within safe limits, according to Japanese government surveys.

A contract for work near Camp Blaz is part of a series of federal government expenditures for military infrastructure on Guam.

The United States and Japan concluded a weeklong disaster-response exercise that simulated a magnitude 7 earthquake, the first to bring together U.S. Forces Japan and the country’s newly formed Joint Operations Command.

Two U.S. Air Force bombers, escorted by Japanese and South Korean fighter jets, conducted a joint flight near the Korean Peninsula on Friday — a move that immediately prompted unspecified threats of retaliation by North Korea.

The Pentagon has pulled the nomination of Rear Adm. Michael “Buzz” Donnelly to lead the 7th Fleet following questions from a conservative news outlet about drag shows aboard an aircraft carrier nearly 10 years ago.

A former Japanese army pilot who helped train the infamous kamikaze — flyers who deliberately crashed into their targets — is still telling his story 80 years after the end of World War II, in part to honor friends who died during the conflict.