Pacific Newsbreak for October 27, 2017

Marines train in Shiga, Japan during exercise Forest Light, US Army practices tactics and planning in Tokyo during exercise Yama Sakura and heroes are remembered in a ceremony for the 78th anniversary for the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Indian and American Soldiers compete during exercise Yudh Abhyas and service members on Kadena Air Base team up for Suicide Prevention Month.

U.S. soldiers train with their Japanese counterparts during exercise Rising Thunder and history is made on Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni.

The search for missing Marines is suspended in Hawaii, USS Bonhomme Richard departs Sasebo, and we go inside a commanders conference.

Sasebo Sailors experience an iconic Japanese tradition and U.S. forces and their Korean Counterparts shred some snow in Korea.

Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo Japan Sailors experience an iconic Japanese tradition and U.S. Forces with Korean counterparts shred some snow.

U.S. Marine explosive ordinance disposal technicians and chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense specialists from III Marine Expeditionary Force deployed to the Kingdom of Cambodia, Oct. 14, 2015, to train the Cambodian Mine Action Center and the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces National Authority of Chemical Weapons in support of the Humanitarian Mine Action program. HMA assists countries, like Cambodia, suffering from explosive remnants of war. Also available in high definition.

Chief Petty Officer Selectees participate in CPO Pride Day 2015.

Secretary of State John Kerry visits Singapore; and Soldiers undergo vital training in Korea.

American and Japanese Airmen display aeromed-evac capabilities at Yokota; and leadership training gets physical at Yokosuka.