Air Force Contractor Drowns While Snorkeling Off Okinawa The 18th Wing identified the man as Thang "Tu" Phung, who worked with the 18th Medical Support Squadron at Kadena Air Base.
Kadena Airman Pleads Guilty to Recording, Distributing Lewd Video Without Subject's Consent The military judge, pursuant to his plea, found Torello guilty and sentenced him to four months of military confinement.
Air Force Report Blames Improperly Stored Chemicals for Fire That Gutted Kadena Warehouse The fire caused $2.6 million in damage and sent 115 U.S. military and civilian personnel to the hospital for smoke injuries.
Air Force Commanders on Okinawa Impose Drinking 'Pause,' Mandate Plans to Curb Excesses After DUIs December will be dry for some airmen at Kadena Air Base
Airman who Died While Surfing on Okinawa Served with Kadena’s Munitions Squadron Senior Airman Jeremieh Soroten, 21, was last seen shortly before 9:10 a.m. on Nov. 22 by a surfing companion.
Author: Trove of US Documents on Toxic Substances in Okinawa May Help Veterans' Claims The U.S. maintains there is "no credible evidence of Agent Orange use, storage, testing, or transportation in Okinawa.
Police Accuse Kadena Airman of Drunken Driving After Crash That Injured High School Students His car allegedly collided with a scooter carrying a pair of local high school students.
Navy P-8 Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Japan Following Compressor Stall The crew made a precautionary landing at Kadena Air Base, Japan, July 16.
About 45 People Treated for Chlorine Gas, Smoke Exposure After Fire at Kadena Air Base Hazmat Site The blaze began in the morning at Kadena Air Base and was extinguished several hours later, the U.S. Air Force said.
Okinawa Police Refer Charges Against US Soldier, Civilian Accused of Robbing $65K from Currency Exchange Okinawa police referred charges Tuesday against Army Pvt. Demetrius Moton Jr., 21, and Hassan Smith, 34.
Proposed Law Would Make It Easier for Vets to Get Private-Sector Care on VA's Dime The Veterans Health Care Freedom Act would largely take the VA out of the community care process.
Pentagon Rejects Permit Request by Veterans Group for Memorial Day Motorcycle Ride Motorcyclists typically use the Pentagon's parking lot as a staging area for the ride, but officials denied the application.
This Change to Boot Camp Training Could Cut Recruit Injury Rates Lima Company was one of two recruit companies selected to participate in a study assessing a progressive approach to hiking...
Army Ranger Legend to Receive Medal of Honor at 94 President Biden will upgrade Ralph Puckett's Distinguished Service Cross to the Medal of Honor.
82nd Airborne Paratrooper Faces Charges Related to Gunfight at Syrian Checkpoint An 82nd Airborne soldier is facing charges stemming from a deadly firefight between U.S. forces and those backing Assad.
