In this Pacific Newsbreak an Airman is awarded for his heroic actions, and Soldiers build friendships at Camp Humphreys through Jujitsu.

In this Pacific Newsbreak sailors conduct realistic medical training, and Marines from Iwakuni travel to the mountains.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis makes his first overseas visit as secretary, and a new squadron lands at Iwakuni.

In this Pacific News Break Defense Secretary Jim Mattis concluded his first tour in the Pacific, and two nations team up in Hawaii to improve missile defense capabilities.

Soldiers at Camp Casey build strong bonds, and Airmen from Misawa keep their "Falcons" healthy.

Pacific Newsbreak for Feb 9 2017

In this Pacific Newbreak non-commissioned officers at Yokosuka make bilateral friendships, and the USO opens their doors on Yokota.

In this Pacific Newsbreak, the U.S. Army in Japan Best Warrior competition kicks off in Okinawa, and sailors in Sasebo are tested on combining air and sea capabilities.

In this Pacific Newsbreak, service members compete in U.S. Army Japan's Best Warrior Competition in Okinawa, and U.S. Army Japan Commander Major General James Pasquarette speaks on the importance of regional partnerships.

In this Pacific Newsbreak, one Sailor shares his unique background in celebration of Black History Month, and Sailors in Sasebo participate in Sapporo's Snow Festival in Japan.