Master Sgt. Elizabeth Lohrmann died in a snorkeling accident on Tinian, in the Northern Mariana Islands, according to local news reports and the state governor’s office.

A Navy F-35C Lightning II crashed Wednesday near Naval Air Station Lemoore, Calif., according to a post on the base’s official Facebook page.

Valdemar DeHerrera Sr., the last surviving veteran of two storied New Mexico National Guard regiments associated with the World War II Battle of Bataan, died July 15 at the age of 105.

‘Gettysburg Surgeons’ is a Civil War history book that explores the experience of army surgeons, Union and Confederate, in a complicated, textured telling of the three-day fight in south central Pennsylvania.

A California-based Coast Guard cutter has completed a three-day port call on Palawan, the Philippines, not far from the scene of clashes between the Philippine and Chinese coast guards.

The union representing Department of Defense Education Activity teachers is suing President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, alleging they unlawfully suspended its rights to due process, free speech and collective bargaining.

U.S. Space Forces Korea recently participated in its first space-defense tabletop exercise alongside South Korean government and military space experts, including representatives from the Ministry of National Defense and Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The official voice of North Korea’s authoritarian regime on Friday denounced the recent appearance of Air Force long-range bombers in Japan as a “vicious change” and a “threat to regional security.”

The U.S. Navy sent the guided-missile destroyer USS William P. Lawrence on a solo transit of the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday, the second Navy trip through the contentious waterway this year, according to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed George Glass, a veteran diplomat and businessman, as America’s next ambassador to Japan, approving his nomination by a 66-32 vote.