Just over 80 years ago, U.S. troops entered Vicenza and defeated a ragged but determined German force to reclaim it for an alliance on the cusp of victory in Europe.

A new artificial intelligence program could change how the U.S. military manages its ammunition needs by crunching mounds of data to outthink the current approach, Army officials said this week.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called on his navy to accelerate its nuclear armament as the country’s newest warship conducted a series of weapons tests, state media reported.

The first formal forum between U.S. military and Okinawan leaders is set to convene May 9, a move proposed last year in response to a series of sexual assault allegations involving American service members on the island.

Japanese prosecutors have indicted a U.S. Marine on charges of sexually assaulting a Japanese woman and injuring another in a restroom on a Marine Corps base in March.

An estimated 4,700 North Korean soldiers have been killed or wounded while fighting alongside Russia against Ukrainian forces, South Korea’s spy agency told lawmakers Wednesday.

Two commercial flights were canceled Tuesday evening after a U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer bomber jet blocked a shared runway at Misawa Air Base in northeastern Japan, according to local media reports.

The British military launched airstrikes with the United States targeting Yemen’s Houthi rebels, officials said, their first attack in Washington’s new intense campaign targeting the Iran-backed group.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in recent renovations and new equipment are beefing up workout and exercise routines at Air Force base fitness centers in South Korea and Japan.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is backing a Navy admiral as his preferred choice for U.S. Central Command in the Middle East, passing over an Army general who had been widely presumed to be the top contender, according to defense officials and others familiar with the issue.