Mouths have many uses in the military. They give service members energy by being the gateway to a healthy diet. They turn words into commands on the battlefield.
Japanese manga has quickly become a popular comic genre worldwide, but long before Sailor Moon, Pokémon and ONE PIECE, a different art form was used for storytelling in the country.
Soldiers and families can enjoy their greens and save some greenbacks every Salad Wednesday at Camp Zama Army & Air Force Exchange Service restaurants.
For military spouses enduring deployments in this complicated world of internet-based communications and 24/7 news, is ignorance bliss, or is knowledge power?
A U.S. Navy Los Angeles-class attack submarine will participate in the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) Submarine Competition (SUBCOMP) in waters south of Japan, Feb. 17-21.
During this year’s conference, hosted Jan. 22 by the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA), the group discussed expanded gift card access and increased collaboration with the new joint buying alliance, which was introduced last year.
Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka’s (CFAY) Multicultural Committee (MCC) hosted a Black History Month celebration in CFAY’s Chapel of Hope, Feb. 14.
Sailors who donned patches with a cartoon depiction of the president and the phrase “Make Aircrew Great Again” during his May speech here received nonjudicial punishments, according to a report Thursday on Military.com
An airman with nearly 30 years of Air Force service and a background in cryptology and intelligence has been named the first top enlisted leader of the Space Force.
Many veterans are speaking out about the importance of Stars and Stripes as a news source for troops in light of the Pentagon’s decision this week to gut the historic news agency of its annual funding to free up more money for what it considers to be crucial warfighting expenses.
While Americans celebrate the first President’s birthday on Feb. 17, a few days later Japan will also be celebrating their own emperor’s birthday on Feb. 23.
Sailors assigned to Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo security, arrest a suspect during a simulated Entry Control Point (ECP) penetration drill onboard CFAS Feb. 13, 2020.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Thursday defended the Pentagon’s effort to strip Stars and Stripes of all of its federal funding as part of its fiscal year 2021 budget request, telling reporters in Brussels that the independent news organization is not a priority.
