USAG Japan commander recognizes Garrison employees for outstanding service

Photo by Kei Sasaki
Photo by Kei Sasaki

USAG Japan commander recognizes Garrison employees for outstanding service

by Kei Sasaki
U.S. Army Garrison - Japan
May 18, 2023

Col. Christopher Tomlinson, commander of U.S. Army Garrison Japan, visited Sagami General Depot and the Sagamihara Family Housing Area on May 17 to recognize Garrison employees for their continued outstanding services.

The following Directorate of Public Works employees were recognized: Yasuhiro Sugahara, Takashi Nagumo, Masatoshi Suzuki, Kazuyuki Shibata; Anon Chupant and Akinori Yoshikawa.

 

 

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