South Korea’s Combined Forces Command conducted its largest-ever combined sustainment training this week, bringing together over 4,400 South Korean and U.S. troops. 

A Marine accused by Japanese prosecutors of sexual assault appeared impaired and behaved strangely before the incident in March 2025 in a Marine Corps gym bathroom, two witnesses testified in a Japanese court recently.

Lt. Gen. Benjamin Watson assumed command of the Marine Corps’ only expeditionary force permanently deployed overseas amid heightened security concerns in the Pacific and an ongoing force restructuring.

The Navy has awarded Florida-based Tote Services a $2.2 billion contract to manage construction of the service’s newest class of amphibious landing craft, marking the first time vessels will be built under a new process intended to speed up shipbuilding.

The app was developed to accompany Marine Corps Order 1020.34H, the official policy on Marine Corps uniform regulations.

Marines on Okinawa have begun fielding three new missile systems that provide the backbone of a critical island defense network as the Marine Corps continues its shift to littoral warfare.

U.S. Marines continue to dig through the rubble in northern Venezuela as part of a growing international effort to locate earthquake survivors.

Representing France in FLEETEX 250, the amphibious assault ship LHD Dixmude is the country’s only vessel participating among 30 warships from 20 allied nations. It is also the first time the ship has sailed into Norfolk waters.

U.S. Marines and Navy sailors on Okinawa demonstrated how their temporary port would deliver aid and medical care on remote islands where the local infrastructure is out of commission.

Sailors, Marines and their families huddled with three current and one retired star from the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons during the players’ stop at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni.