Mike Cherney

Mike Cherney SINGAPORE—U.S. Coast Guard ships previously deployed in the Middle East are now operating out of Singapore and the Philippines to help challenge China's assertion of power in the Pacific.

Several ships have been pulled from the Middle East to help challenge Beijing’s assertion of power in the Pacific.

Ships have been pulled from Middle East to form more flexible expeditionary squadron

Hundreds of Americans died when the Oryoku Maru sank off the coast of the Philippines. The U.S. military may finally be close to bringing them home.

SUBIC BAY, Philippines—Petty Officer First Class Taylor Lucas was nearly 80 feet underwater, inside the wreckage of a Japanese liner used to transport captured American soldiers and sailors in World War II.

The collapsed wreckage of the Oryoku Maru has made it impossible for the U.S. to bring home the remains of hundreds of Americans—until now

The meeting offers evidence that the former leader is alive despite concerns from her supporters about her health.

SINGAPORE—Myanmar's tainted pro-democracy icon, Aung San Suu Kyi, met with a Red Cross official on Monday, offering evidence that the former leader is alive despite concerns from her supporters about her health.

A training exercise in Australia offers a window into how the Marines plan to use small, expendable drones in the field.

TOWNSVILLE FIELD TRAINING AREA, Australia—On a hill overlooking an enemy position, Lance Cpl.