Brig. Gen. James Dooghan, an Afghanistan war veteran, assumed command of U.S. Army Japan.

The biennial Talisman Sabre will bring together a record number of troops from 19 countries for joint training across Australia and Papua New Guinea.

American and South Korean soldiers recently celebrated their decades-long alliance during KATUSA Friendship Week at Camp Humphreys, the largest U.S. military installation overseas. The annual event honors the Korean Augmentation to the United States Army program, which began in 1950 and embeds South Korean soldiers into U.S. Army units during their mandatory military service.

Leaders of the 4th Infantry Division implemented an in-house data tracking program to catch problems that soldiers were facing before they swelled beyond control. They quickly saw results.

The Army has begun to post publicly the schedule of preliminary court hearings used to determine whether there is enough evidence against a soldier charged with a crime to warrant a court-martial.

President Donald Trump was talking to U.S. Rep. Dale Strong when he seemed to confirm U.S. Space Command’s headquarters was coming to Huntsville, Ala.

The aircraft carrier left Bremerton, Wash., in March for the Indo-Pacific region for what is expected to be the ship’s final deployment. Now, the Nimitz and the warships sailing with it will join the USS Carl Vinson in the Middle East.

Vehicle registration officials in the Kaiserslautern Military Community say they are entering the permanent-change-of-station season better prepared than they were last year, with a new appointment system, more clerks and expanded customer service locations.

Work crews broke ground on a long-delayed commissary project at the U.S. Army’s garrison in Stuttgart to replace existing stores at Patch Barracks, Panzer Kaserne, Kelley Barracks and Robinson Barracks.

American airmen in northeastern Japan are developing an artificial intelligence program aimed at streamlining the Air Force’s flight scheduling process, according to the 35th Fighter Wing.