U.S. military officials are instituting restrictions for all personnel on Okinawa after Marine Lance Cpl. Devin Ballard, 20, was arrested on suspicion of killing and robbing Anna Yagi, 39, at a Naha hotel.

The Army has paused Apache operations for the second time in recent months, grounding an undisclosed number of AH-64Es over problems with the helicopter’s transmissions.

USS George H.W. Bush arrived in the popular tourist town of Phuket. The carrier was accompanied by the destroyer USS Delbert D. Black.

Three active cyclones populate the western Pacific, though none appear at the moment to be a threat to land.

The Navy’s last cruiser based at the home of the U.S. 7th Fleet departed Yokosuka Naval Base, ending a long-running presence as the service retires its aging Ticonderoga-class fleet.

Bratwurst, polka music and German beer drew nearly 6,000 people to Camp Foster for an Oktoberfest that brought together Okinawa’s military and local communities.

Okinawa police arrested a U.S. Marine on suspicion of killing a Japanese woman and stealing her belongings at a hotel in Naha.

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.

Camp Zama’s Yano Fitness Center now offers 24-hour access with upgraded courts and training spaces, helping soldiers meet new Army fitness standards.

More than 70 years after the Korean War, the son of a late Marine combat photographer is searching for a Korean man who, as a teenager, accompanied his father while he documented the conflict.