Engineers in Korea plan to upgrade Camp Humphries, and personnel in Guam prepare for typhoons.

CARAT Thailand kicks off with an opening ceremony, and U.S. Pacific Fleet​ commander Admiral Scott Swift speaks to Sailors in Korea.

Sailors train together underwater to improve cohesion in the Pacific region, and Exercise Malabar 2016 teaches service members about multinational operations.

In celebration of LGBT Pride Month, students at Seoul American Middle School promote a culture of acceptance, and one Airman at Misawa Air Base shares her unique story.

U.S. Pacific Command releases a statement following the North Korean missile launch test that occurred Wednesday Japan time, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Warrior Games concludes at West Point - The U.S. Military Academy, and the USAF Band of the Pacific brings relief in the form of music to the Kumamoto community.

U.S. Navy​ Sailors and Thai service members build schools, and Airmen at Kunsan Air Base​ demonstrate the power of dogs.

U.S., Japanese, and Republic of Korea defense officials hold a trilateral discussion following the North Korean missile launch that occurred last week, and 8th Fighter Wing​ Airmen get a once-in-a-career opportunity.

Pacific Partnership 2016 arrives in the Philippines, Marines from Yokosuka visit Guam for live-fire training, and the U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific wraps up their tour in earthquake-affected Kumamoto.

An Airman is remembered for going above and beyond the call of duty, and Sailors work with their partners in Vietnam.

RIMPAC 2016 is officially underway, and Marines train U.S. Marshals in Guam.