Soldiers assigned to the 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade and 765th Transportation (Terminal) Battalion recently participated in an “English Challenge Day” with students at a nearby junior high.
Comforting tales of self-discovery, second chances, and quiet joy.
As a 50th Anniversary Vietnam War Commemorative Partner, the Camp Zama Exchange will host pinning ceremonies for the final time the Camp Zama PX at 11:30 on March 29, 2025, at the Main Store to honor and recognize Vietnam War-era Veterans.
The Misawa Exchange is all in to help service members and their families meet their dietary and nutritional goals by making it simple to find healthy meals.
The tradition of tattooing and body marking goes back in history to at least 4000 BC, as seen on ancient mummies. The connection between tattoos and warriors, or those defending their home, may be just as old.
Celebrate the spring season with some family-friendly fun at the Yokosuka Spring Festival on March 22.
While warmer air gradually covers mainland of Japan, the cherry blossom front is also moving up from the south to the north in late March. This year, the Kanto is expected to see the first blooms of the season on March 22, according to Japan Meteorological Agency.
As a 50th Anniversary Vietnam War Commemorative Partner, the Yokota Exchange will host pinning ceremonies for the final time at 1130 on 28 March in the Food Court to honor and recognize Vietnam War-era Veterans.
The Yokota Exchange is all in to help service members and their families meet their dietary and nutritional goals by making it simple to find healthy meals.
A college and career fair held March 6 at Zama Middle High School offered students there a showcase of post-graduation job and education options.
Open to boys & girls ages 6-14 who are dependents of active duty, retirees and DOD civilian employees.
As a 50th Anniversary Vietnam War Commemorative Partner, the Misawa Exchange will host pinning ceremonies for the final time the Misawa BX at 12 p.m. on 29 March at Misawa Main Exchange to honor and recognize Vietnam War-era Veterans.
Hachinohe residents gathered on Tanesashi Beach on March 11 to remember the victims and devastation on the 14th anniversary of the East Japan Earthquake.
Recommendations for allergies, quality air and quality sleep.