The Hawaii Army National Guard dedicated a new memorial this week honoring the 26 guardsmen aboard a transport boat sunk by a Japanese torpedo while near Maui in January 1942.

The Army has posthumously commissioned seven University of Hawaii ROTC cadets of Japanese descent who were killed during World War II while fighting as enlisted soldiers in Europe.

Army Garrison Hawaii is doubling up soldiers in barracks rooms on Oahu to deal with the influx of personnel transferring to the 25th Infantry Division as part of an Army transformation.

A ceremony was held to officially kick off the six-day display of the three-quarter-scale replica of the famed Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.

U.S. military intervention in Venezuela this month and missile strikes in Iran in June enhanced America’s deterrence of its adversaries in Asia by demonstrating “capabilities and will.”

U.S. military personnel delivered roughly 188 tons of relief supplies to Sri Lanka in the week following the devastating Cyclone Ditwah in late November, the Air Force said in a news release.

The Wall That Heals carries the etched names of more than 58,000 service members killed during the Vietnam War and will be displayed in Oahu for the first time for a six-day exhibition beginning next week.

The defense agency that accounts for the nation’s missing warfighters identified the remains of 231 service members in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, far exceeding its tally in recent years.

An airman in Alaska died of head injuries while working on an F-22A Raptor last year due in part to the maintenance team’s failure to follow procedures and a lack of adequate supervision.

Earl Wisener hoped VA benefits would help ease the financial and caretaking burdens of numerous ailments, but his claim was denied because proof of his honorable discharge was among the military records destroyed in an archives fire in 1973.