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The jam-packed trip will see Marcos rub elbows with foreign leaders and visit the place where his family went into exile

Aggressive actions by China’s military and coast guard in the Indo-Pacific have steadily increased, the head of US Pacific Fleet said.

The U.S. Coast Guard is more aggressively policing the Pacific Ocean in an effort to curb illegal fishing conducted by China’s distant-water fleet.

There is much more to the China challenge in the Philippines than the South China Sea.

The defense chiefs of South Korea, the United States and Japan on Sunday agreed to stage pre-planned trilateral military exercises from next January with a multi-year framework, marking a significant stride in enhancing trilateral security cooperation in the face of escalating North Korean threats. The three-way meeting was held for the first time in Seoul since South Korea's new Defense Minister Shin Won-sik an...

Oahu is the nerve center for U.S. military operations in the region and money has flooded in for defense contracts as training operations have ramped up in the islands. But it’s not just bombs and bullets.

The top generals of South Korea and the United States on Sunday reaffirmed their commitment to bolstering their countries combined defense posture as they met in Seoul for their annual meeting, the Souths Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said.

Defense officials from the US, South Korea, and Japan have created a new method to share North Korean ballistic missile test data.

The remains of an unidentified military man who died in combat in Vietnam will be designated as the unknown serviceman to represent all the Americans who...

F-16 Fighting Falcons were refuelled air-to-air by a KDC-10 commercial aircraft during a flight from South Korea to Singapore.