Two Japanese contractors died last year after inhaling hydrogen sulfide gas while servicing a U.S. Navy vessel at Sasebo Naval Base, according to a Japanese government investigation.

The 459th Airlift Squadron is retiring its Hueys, which have flown out of Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo for decades.

The small southern Australian town of Halls Gap tempts tourists with free-roaming kangaroos and a hike to Pinnacle Lookout.

Award-winning curry, and other worthwhile dishes, await at this unassuming Thai restaurant near Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan.

The winning squad was made up of Staff Sgt. Seth Peaton, Sgt. James Tranchina, Spc. Devin Schallert, Spc. Reynoso Ruiz and Pfc. Samuel Vittitow.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will make his first visit to China in six years to attend a military parade next week, the two countries said, in an event that would bring him together with a large group of world leaders for the first time since taking office in late 2011.

The HMS Prince of Wales, which heads a 12-nation carrier strike group of 4,000 servicemembers on an eight-month deployment in the region, is the first foreign aircraft carrier to visit Tokyo, U.K. Defense Secretary John Healey said.

With the Baltic Sea as their backdrop, American and Polish troops fired a new long-range missile from Apache helicopters in a first-of-its-kind European demonstration.

Three hand grenades discovered at a high school in South Korea’s capital and on a hill inside the city prompted two separate emergency responses by the South Korean army.

East of Scarborough Shoal, an Australian navy guided-missile destroyer, Canadian navy frigate and a Philippine navy guided-missile frigate conducted military exercises.