Gen. Ronald Clark, the commander of U.S. Army Pacific, said a recent symposium that the chances are slim that Chinese forces could successfully mount a strait crossing on the scale needed to invade Taiwan.

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency has identified the remains of three airmen killed in action in Laos in 1968 when their secret mountaintop radar site was overrun by North Vietnamese commandos.

NASA and the U.S. Navy are seeking public comment on a draft environmental impact statement that proposes their continued use of state land for a missile range and observatory on Kauai island in Hawaii.

Agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested a Russian woman last week after she attempted to enter Marine Corps Base Hawaii without valid identification, the base said in a statement.

The Defense Department on Wednesday ended the troubled contract with a private firm tasked with overhauling the movement of household goods for service members and their families.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the formation of a task force intended to bolster and coordinate recruitment by the military services, the Pentagon said in a Wednesday news release.

Army helicopters are continuing attempts to contain a brush fire at the Schofield Barracks Range Complex in Hawaii that has already burned about 570 acres since it began.

Scarborough Shoal has reemerged as the focal point of tensions between Manila and Beijing in the South China Sea, according to a report released by the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative.

The Hawaii Legislature has established a position for a Red Hill cleanup “czar” who will coordinate state policy regarding contamination left by the fuel storage facility.

During the sentencing at the Wheeler Army Airfield courthouse, Judge Rebecca Farrell said she imposed the maximum sentence on Pfc. Dewayne Johnson II due to “particularly aggravating facts” in the case.