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Four-star Air Force Gen. Joseph Lengyel took to social media to apologize for a uniform gaffe committed at the ceremony. → Read More
The mistake, in which Air Force Gen. Joseph Lengyel wore his highest-precedence awards on the bottom row instead of the top, had already been spotted by eagle-eyed viewers after he was briefly shown during the televised address. → Read More
Troops are used to seeing grainy, green monochrome when they use night-vision goggles on the battlefield — but color night vision could help troops better identify potential threats. → Read More
The 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade was reactivated in a brief ceremony Wednesday at Camp Zama, headquarters of U.S. Army Japan in Kanagawa prefecture near Tokyo. → Read More
A decision on whether the sales will be rolled out at commissaries worldwide won’t be available until a study is complete, officials said. → Read More
The annual Orient Shield exercise involving U.S. and Japanese ground forces began Aug. 30, runs until Sept. 19, and includes training in Miyagi and Gunma prefectures. → Read More
Exchange and commissary operators on overseas military bases are looking at technology that could put an end to long lines. → Read More
A video of Marines dancing to a Japanese pop hit is a viral internet sensation with millions of views and hundreds of thousands of likes and retweets. → Read More
The Air Force’s largest transport hub in the Far East has a new leader. → Read More
Col. Kristopher Struve became the wing’s 66th commander Monday when he accepted the unit colors from Col. Scott Jobe. Struve won the prestigious Mackay Trophy for the “most meritorious flight” of 2007. → Read More
Aircraft enthusiasts in Tokyo got a treat over the weekend with the arrival of some of America's most powerful jet fighters. → Read More
At the home of U.S. Forces Japan and 5th Air Force in Tokyo, prime parking is reserved for top military leaders at clubs. → Read More
Japan — When Col. Kenneth Moss, commander of the 374th Airlift Wing, arrived at Yokota’s Enlisted Club for a morning meeting last Thursday and discovered a car parked in his reserved space, it seemed like an airman was about to have a very bad day. → Read More
The U.S. Coast Guard recently deployed from Alaska to northeast Japan as part of a multinational effort to help curb illegal fishing. → Read More
A groundbreaking West Point graduate was recently named among Glamour magazine's "2018 College Women of the Year." → Read More
Simone Askew, the first black woman to lead the U.S. Military Academy’s Corps of Cadets, was recently named among Glamour magazine’s “2018 College Women of the Year.” → Read More
Threatening graffiti sparked fears of a "potential active shooter" at an Okinawa base school. → Read More
Threatening graffiti sparked fears of a “potential active shooter” at an Okinawa base school and prompted officials to cancel Wednesday morning classes. → Read More
Threatening graffiti sparked fears of potential shooting incidents at two Okinawa base high schools, prompting officials to cancel classes and other activities Wednesday. → Read More
If you’re looking for a place to pedal or jog to your heart’s content, a place free of traffic lights and mobs of pedestrians, with more excitement than Tama River’s flat trail, a bike path near Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo might be just that place. → Read More