A famed Japanese destroyer lost in 1942 has been found severed on the South Pacific seafloor — the result of a fantastic David-vs.-Goliath sea battle that remains the stuff of legend for the U.S. Navy.

You should act fast to catch Ron Mueck’s first solo exhibition in Seoul, South Korea, which closes on July 13.

Coco Ichibanya World, just outside Kyobashi Station in central Tokyo, features a curated menu of regional items typically only available overseas, including offerings from the United States, United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Vietnam.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency effort known as Liberty Lifter, with its concept for aircraft that skim just above large bodies of water and thus can avoid radar detection, was shut down in June.

Chinese fighter jets made two close passes at Japanese intelligence aircraft again recently following similar incidents last month.

A U.S. fighter made a precautionary landing in northern Japan, temporarily closing a shared military-commercial runway, according to Japan’s Ministry of Defense.

The Pentagon has pulled the nomination of Rear Adm. Michael “Buzz” Donnelly to lead the 7th Fleet following questions from a conservative news outlet about drag shows aboard an aircraft carrier nearly 10 years ago.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi agreed to explore “areas of potential cooperation” between Washington and Beijing and stressed the importance of managing differences following their first in-person meeting as they wrapped up a two-day security forum in Malaysia.

Nari hurtles past Yokosuka, remains forecast to pass more than 120 miles east-southeast of Misawa late Monday evening.

The military vessel comes as Beijing has been asserting its presence in the Pacific islands as it competes with the U.S. and its allies for power and influence in the region.