Military Buildup

A proposal to transfer CHamoru Land Trust land in Malesso’ to the Guam National Guard has stalled after community pushback.

Island leaders and military officials talked about infrastructure, economy, readiness and regional threats during a two-day forum.

Del. James Moylan issued a revised statement on the 2026 military spending bill, saying Guam would get less money than he previously announced

Guam leaders are calling for stronger federal support as the island braces for major military construction.

The package approved by the U.S. House of Representatives includes $1.06 billion in military construction and $1.17 billion in family housing construction.

The residential units are needed for single service members as well as military families.

A bill would transfer CHamoru Land Trust property in Malesso' to the Guam National Guard for training

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 House Armed Services Committee has advanced amendments that will benefit businesses and Department of Defense workers on Guam

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