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We all know that trying to find time to exercise and eat clean can be difficult to add onto our preexisting to-do list. At the same time, it can be exhausting rushing to get fit just in time for summer or trying to slim down before a big event.
Life doesn’t get any less busy so you find time for the things you deem important. Despite knowing how vital it is to stay in shape, many people tend to put working out on the back burner. Exercising isn’t the most appealing activity when you’re dripping in sweat, red in the face and huffing and puffing.
U.S. Navy surgeon general Vice Adm. Forrest Faison, on behalf of the Department of the Navy (DoN), instituted a new policy regarding the medical waiver process.
At first, flashes of light or floating debris-like shapes appear in a person’s field of vision. If the condition progresses, a curtain of darkness can be seen as the field of vision narrows.
Dragons, cherry blossoms and Buddha may bring a myriad of differing images to most minds. But mention Japanese tattoos and most people today will imagine these and other stylized images adorning the bodies of celebrities, athletes and military personnel around world.
Everyone is looking for an edge. In Japan, folks depend on “Power Spots” that are believed to cleanse, refresh and rejuvenate one’s mind and soul. Simply, they give you an edge. Luck, if you will.
Marine Corps Systems Command has partnered with Marine Corps Recruiting Command to develop a new tool with the goal of making the job of recruiters a little easier.
With the help of the 374th Operations Group, Yokota Air Base C-130J Super Hercules aircrews are always ready for potential chemical and biological threats.
Members of the Japan Ground Self Defense Force's 72nd Tank Regiment partnered with medics from 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team in an effort to share their expertise and knowledge of equipment on Fort Irwin, Jan. 27.
In case you missed it, U.S. Army Recruiting Command dropped its newest music video "Giving All I Got," beckoning all potential recruits to step up and help strengthen the Army team.
Looking to provide travel help to non-Japanese, including U.S. service members, a pair of military spouses from Ikego Housing set out create an English-friendly guide to visiting Kamakura.
U.S. soldiers drank blood from cobras and water from the trunks of banana trees, survival skills their hosts taught them this week during the Cobra Gold exercise in Thailand this year.
The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is continuing its Free Friday giveaways in 2019, offering Yokota Airmen and their families a chance to win riding lawn mowers, furniture, grills, blenders, espresso makers and more.
