More On Pacific Militarization

The U.S. is keeping 28,500 troops in South Korea for now, but that could change.

The SASC wants to spend nearly $7 billion over two years to launch a new military effort aimed at deterring China.

Lt. Gen. Eric Smith is involved in war games shaping a decade-long plan to reorganize the Marine Corps for future fights.

The Air Force is getting back into the habit of having B-1 bombers practice stand-off precision strikes in the Pacific.

The U.S. Air Force this week flew a B-1B Lancer to the Pacific as part of its new unpredictable deployment experiment.

The Army positions sets of APS around the world so brigade combat teams and other units can deploy rapidly.

Small-scale exercises with South Korea have kept U.S. troops ready for conflict with North Korea, defense officials say.

Security Force Assistance Brigades have so far deployed only to Afghanistan.

Tensions on the Korean peninsula are building once again.

Spoiler: It's not a puppy.