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A former U.S. Army employee pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two children in Japan.

A Russian intelligence-gathering plane was intercepted in the expansive Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone, according to NORAD.

NORAD intercepts another Russian surveillance flight in Alaska ADIZ, the second flight in two days in this area.

A lone Russian Ilyushin IL-20 Coot flew through the international zone off the Alaskan coast.

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The union representing Department of Defense Education Activity teachers is suing President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, alleging they unlawfully suspended its rights to due process, free speech and collective bargaining.

The U.S. Navy sent the guided-missile destroyer USS William P. Lawrence on a solo transit of the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday, the second Navy trip through the contentious waterway this year, according to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.

NORAD tracked and undisclosed number of Russian aircraft near Alaska.

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Japanese and South Korean fighters escorted U.S. bombers in the first air power demonstration of the year by the three countries.

Air Force emergency responders turned out Wednesday for an aerial refueler that diverted to Yokota.

On one of his last trips to Asia as Defense Secretary, Lloyd Austin expressed regret that China chose not to meet with Southeast Asian defense ministers this week in Laos, calling Beijing’s decision “a setback for the whole region.”

The wing commander at this airlift hub in western Tokyo closed the on-base Burger King on Monday following “allegations of unsatisfactory health conditions.”

The aircraft carrier USS George Washington is on its way to Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, where it will take the place of the USS Ronald Reagan in the U.S. 7th Fleet, the Navy announced Friday.

An investigation is underway into an allegation of abuse at a Child Development Center at Sagamihara Family Housing Area, about 2½ miles from Camp Zama.

The Pentagon has named Army Lt. Gen. Xavier Brunson as the nominee to command U.S. Forces Korea, a triple-hatted position that includes leading the Combined Forces and United Nations commands. If approved by the Senate, Brunson would also pin on the fourth star of a full general.

The massive typhoon that churned ashore in southern Japan became a tropical storm by Friday but didn’t move far from its beachhead.

The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and its strike group pulled away from Guam and Saipan this week after a four-day respite before heading to the Middle East.

A U.S.-based IT defense contractor recently extended by five years its contract to maintain and improve Japan’s Central Command System, the digital network for information sharing within the country’s Self-Defense Forces.

President Joe Biden has nominated a lieutenant general with a history of command in the region to become the next leader of U.S. Army Pacific.