ew MILITARY STAR® cardmembers can spring into more savings this summer when they receive 15% off first-day purchases.
Tightly gripping his hands around the cold metal bar, a rush of adrenaline flowed through his body as the echoing sounds of encouragement from his wingmen, friends and family got louder nearby.
In the smoldering wake of World War II, few places bore the scars of conflict like Japan. Cities lay in ruins, infrastructure crumbled, and entire populations were left homeless.
New MILITARY STAR® cardmembers can spring into more savings this summer when they receive 15% off first-day purchases.
New MILITARY STAR® cardmembers can spring into more savings this summer when they receive 15% off first-day purchases.
Gas prices were five cents higher on average nationwide in April compared to March, according to AAA, but authorized shoppers can get more value from every gallon of gas with a MILITARY STAR® card
Community volunteers who logged more than 17,000 collective hours of service last year, saving nearly $1 million in labor costs, were recognized for their efforts during a ceremony April 29.
Gas prices were five cents higher on average nationwide in April compared to March, according to AAA, but authorized shoppers can get more value from every gallon of gas with a MILITARY STAR® card.
Consumers incurred $12.5 billion in losses to scams and fraud in 2024, a significant 25% increase from the prior year, according to a March report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Military shoppers can deck their furry companions out in their finest red, white and blue and enter for a chance to win a share of $3,000 in prizes in the Patriot Pet Just Say “Treat” Photo Contest from the Army & Air Force Exchange Service and Hills Pet Nutrition.
The Army Community Service team here hosted several events throughout the month of April to raise community awareness during National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Camp Zama Army Community Service hosted its annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony April 29 at the Camp Zama Community Club to recognize the invaluable contributions of our community members.
The 29th East Japan International Friendship Half Marathon and the annual Hawaiian Festival, held Sunday on Sagami General Depot, drew nearly 10,000 visitors this year.
Starting from April 1st, 2026, Japan will introduce a new system that imposes monetary penalties on cyclists for a wide range of traffic violations, and this update to the Road Traffic Law will affect not only locals but also tourists who choose to rent bikes or explore Japan on two wheels