North Korea has erased another symbol of reconciliation with the South, renaming a key building in the Demilitarized Zone and removing signage promoting reunification, South Korea’s Unification Ministry said.

High school students at this airlift hub in western Tokyo recently transformed their school into a gallery and a stage for a night celebrating creativity, resilience and the arts.

The U.S. Army’s newest automatic weapon is getting a workout alongside Filipino forces in the Philippines, the 25th Infantry Division said.

The Army is proposing to lease vastly less acreage from the state of Hawaii at three training areas on Oahu, forgoing leasing entirely at two sites, according to a final environmental impact statement released Friday.

Joe St. Clair, an Air Force veteran who had traveled outside the U.S. seeking alternative treatment for PTSD, has been released from a Venezuelan prison after being wrongfully detained by the government of President Nicolas Maduro.

The Coast Guard was using a method to determine back pay that shortchanged hundreds of veterans and must stop, according to federal court documents filed Friday in a yearslong lawsuit over retention panels found to have illegally thinned noncommissioned officers from the service.

The Pentagon is creating a task force to examine a previous investigation and findings of the U.S. military’s chaotic and deadly withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021.

The new national war memorial called “Flames of Honor” will commemorate post-9/11 service members who died in conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Many of the civilians who work for the service, which is the smallest military branch, have highly technical skills and provide expertise that the Space Force does not have among its active-duty service members, the service’s chief of space operations said.

An Army unit at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., has barred its soldiers from cussing and threatened those that repeatedly break the new rule with involuntary separation from the service.