Navy Identifies 2 Victims in Pearl Harbor Shipyard Shooting The sailor who shot them was an armed watchstander at the shipyard.
Electricity Bills for Some Navy Housing Residents in Hawaii to Increase by 68% Residents of Hickam Communities and Ohana Military Communities were notified only two weeks ago that the rate was going up.
Air Force Sends B-2 Stealth Bombers to Hawaii for Exercises Three B-2 Spirit stealth bombers and more than 200 airmen landed this week at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
Room Rates Rising as Pentagon Cuts Taxpayer Funding for Base Lodging Rates could go up as much as $75 a night, with variations by service, location and room type, according to officials.
For Loved Ones of MIA Troops, New Hope After Decades of Disappointment Families of the missing from the Korean War spoke of their hopes for bringing home their loved ones' remains.
Vice President, Honor Guards Welcome Korean War Fallen Back to American Soil Caskets bearing the presumed remains of possibly 55 U.S. troops missing in Korea arrived back in the U.S. Wednesday.
Man Killed by San Francisco Police was Former Afghan Interpreter for US Special Forces Police said Ajmal Amani, 41, was holding a knife with a 6-inch blade.
Soldiers Who Refuse Vaccination Can Still Serve, But Their Careers Are Over The deadline to be vaccinated is Dec. 15 for active-duty soldiers and June 30 for Reserve and Army National Guard troops.
US Navy Destroyer Makes Rare Port Call in New Zealand New Zealand froze most port calls by U.S. Navy ships in 1985.
Taiwan Sends Jets After 27 Chinese Planes Enter Buffer Zone The Defense Ministry said Taiwan scrambled combat aircraft to “warn” the Chinese planes to leave. It also deployed missile...
US Navy Destroyer Makes Rare Port Call in New Zealand New Zealand froze most port calls by U.S. Navy ships in 1985.
