Military

Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero met with civilian and military leaders in Okinawa Monday to discuss the ongoing relocation of U.S. Marines to Guam

The 293rd Combat Communication Squadron will assist island after disasters and work closely with Air Force squadron

Pacific Center for Island Security said the environmental impact study prepared by the military overstates the effectiveness of the missile defense system technology.

The U.S. and allies stage REFORPAC 2025, the largest Pacific air exercise to date, testing military readiness amid rising geopolitical tensions.

Col. Richard Marshall takes command of Camp Blaz, as Col. Ernest Govea departs after leading key development at Guam's newest Marine Corps base.

The U.S. military's scaled-back environmental plan on Tinian still draws concern over land and infrastructure. Residents call for more transparency.

Pentagon confirms no B-2 bombers landed in Guam, but residents say the decoy mission still raises concerns about transparency and Guam’s strategic role.

A new government report finds the Pentagon lacks key strategies to support Guam's growing missile defense system.

The commands of Joint Task Force-Micronesia, Joint Region Marianas, and the 36th Wing will be seeing leadership changes in May.

The U.S. Air Force plans to build a logistical infrastructure project at Rota International Airport in the CNMI to support military exercises there.