Philippine military wants to acquire 25,000 used M4 rifles from U.S. for reservists to boost defense capabilities amid rising South China Sea tensions.

U.S. and Philippine military planners tested how they would defend the Philippines against simultaneous missile and drone attacks during their first dedicated joint air and missile defense exercise this week.

Its new blueprint for fighting major wars emphasizes the importance of keeping combat forces positioned near potential adversaries, even as the Pentagon considers further reductions to its presence in Europe.

Retired Army Gen. Robert Abrams warns South Korea’s push for wartime command transfer may strain U.S.-Korea military coordination and alliance unity.

Australian army Cpl. Brendan Hannam, 28, died after a tactical troop carrier vehicle in which he was a passenger rolled over.

A 48-hour alcohol ban and new Okinawa base restrictions apply only to active-duty U.S. troops following a Marine’s arrest in relation to a homicide.

PGA Tour players give U.S. troops and military families in Japan a behind-the-scenes look at professional golf ahead of the Baycurrent Classic in Tokyo.

The Marine Corps will deploy two of its newest missile systems — NMESIS and MADIS — to Japan’s westernmost island for the first time this month during the large-scale Keen Sword exercise with Japanese forces.

North Korea fired a ballistic missile 422 miles into the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea, on Saturday, its latest launch amid heightened tension on the Korean Peninsula.

Fewer military passengers are flying the Patriot Express, prompting the Pentagon to reduce service to Japan and eliminate several routes from Yokota Air Base starting in October.