Pacific Militarization

Marines in Japan got a look at what future missions could look like during a recent island-hopping naval exercise.

U.S. troops in the Asia-Pacific region are still based largely where they were 30 or 40 years ago.

The carrier could rival those in the U.S. fleet for size and capability, according to an analysis.

Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach objected to the term "spoofing" and claimed the aircraft was following international rules.

U.S. Forces Korea Gen. Robert Abrams said the command is looking for other options.

China's military is already superior to the U.S. in several respects and is aiming for total dominance.

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.