Jim Journey exits on top, as superintendent of DODEA’s Pacific South District, in charge of schools on Okinawa and Guam, a position he’s held since June 2019.

The monkeys pose a nuisance because their behavior is unpredictable and they risk spreading disease, causing property damage and spreading litter from garbage containers.

A proposed update that simplifies the dress code for service members’ children at Defense Department schools is available for parents to review.

Master Sgt. Quinshayan Richardson, 43, of Montgomery, Ala., was pronounced dead Aug. 3 at an unspecified U.S. hospital, according to a news release from Yokota’s 374th Airlift Wing on Monday.

Three U.S. Army soldier-athletes, all former Olympians, are coaching U.S. wrestling, pentathlon and taekwondo teams at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Service members, Department of Defense civilians and military families from Camp Zama and Yokota Air Base have been helping out at the Olympics.

Get your drinks served to you by robot waitstaff piloted remotely by individuals with various physical limitations.

Alice Stratton, the 10-year-old daughter of an airman, was one of the children featured in a dance number in the opening of the pandemic-delayed games.

On July 18, Coastal Pacific Food Distributors, based in Stockton, Calif., assumed the contract to supply fresh fruits and vegetables to 14 U.S. commissaries in Japan.

The gates to Olympic venues in Tokyo may be closed to spectators, but U.S. military installations in Japan are hosting events where fans may find camaraderie while cheering on U.S. Olympians.