Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, on the Greek island of Crete, recently celebrated the opening of its Navy Operational Fitness and Fueling System zone — part of a two-year gym renovation project at the base.

The Iwo Jima ARG returned stateside as a hurricane in the western Atlantic Ocean threatened high winds and large swells along the Eastern Seaboard. 

Vicenza, home to Italy’s largest American military community, is hosting an inaugural three-day festival that celebrates the relationship between the U.S. and Italy.

An overnight express train from Rome to Munich may offer a convenient travel option for U.S. service members and their families hoping to experience Germany’s Oktoberfest this fall.

A massive suspension bridge planned to connect Italy’s southern mainland to the island of Sicily not only would ease travel but potentially boost the country’s defense spending, advocates say.

An Air Force pilot with thousands of flight hours and experience leading the fight against extremism assumed the top job at the Germany-headquartered U.S. Africa Command.

U.S. military officials are warning service members that they may face lengthy delays and confusion at the border crossings of 29 countries in Europe this fall as the European Union implements a new traveler screening system.

The special duty examinations at issue are used to qualify sailors for diving, nuclear field duty, special operations and submarine assignments.

An Italian general who serves under the U.S. Navy’s highest-ranking admiral in Europe and Africa helped catch a suspected necklace thief in Naples. 

Some retired service members and others fighting the battle of the bulge will no longer have the cost of several popular weight loss drugs covered by the military health system, Tricare announced this week.