US Department of Defense

CNMI Governor David M. Apatang and senior officials attend regional security summit in Guam

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

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 Department of Defense has extended the public comment period for 15 days on the draft environmental impact statement for military training on Tinian.

CNMI Gov. David Apatang has requested a 60-day extension from the Department of Defense to provide feedback on the draft environmental impact statement for the CNMI joint military training on Tinian.

OurCommonwealth670 is urging the Department of Defense to consider the no action alternative for the proposed CNMI Joint Military training in Tinian.

The U.S. Air Force’s largest exercise, Resolute Force Pacific or REFORPAC is not just about military readiness but also about building relationships.

Activists interrupted a public meeting on the proposed military training expansion in Tinian voicing strong opposition to further militarization in the Marianas.

Jobs, environmental impact, and infrastructure strain remain top concerns for Tinian residents on the proposed CNMI Joint Military Training program.

Tinian’s growing role in U.S. military strategy is drawing both support and concern from residents.