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The U.S. Marine Corps has returned its MV-22 Osprey aircraft on Okinawa to flight status nearly four months after a deadly crash off Japan grounded all tiltrotors in the U.S. and Japanese militaries.

A Japanese court on Friday sentenced a U.S. Marine to a suspended, two-year prison term for assaulting two Japanese people, one a 76-year-old woman, in November.

Japanese police have arrested a civilian employee of the U.S. Marine Corps on Okinawa on suspicion of possession of marijuana.

Former Marine Catherine Arnett, who spent 113 days in the brig and was eventually discharged for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine in 2022, was arrested earlier this month for attempting to return to her duty station in Japan, according to Stars and Stripes. Arnett's case became a cause célèbre ...

Japanese police on Okinawa are looking for the driver of a car with license plates assigned to U.S. forces who collided with another car, injuring five people, and then fled the scene.

The Marine Corps says that three Okinawa V-22 Ospreys that diverted from scheduled flight paths due to "caution indications" in the cockpit did not appear to suffer from a clutch issue that has plagued the service's fleet and caused at least one fatal crash.

The Marine Corps says that three Okinawa V-22 Ospreys that diverted from scheduled flight paths due to "caution indications" in the cockpit did not appear to suffer from a clutch issue that has plagued the service's fleet and caused at least one fatal crash.

Within two hours of each other, two Marine V-22 Ospreys diverted Thursday due to "cockpit caution indications" in the aircraft while flying near Japan's southwestern island chain.

Japan’s army is poised to fly one of its tiltrotor aircraft over Okinawa for the first time despite objections from the prefectural government.

Within two hours of each other, two Marine V-22 Ospreys diverted Thursday due to "cockpit caution indications" in the aircraft while flying near Japan's southwestern island chain.