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Yokota Air Base observes SAAPM with ice cream social, bowling, more

Yokota’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response office kicked off Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month with an information table and ice cream social on April 7 outside the Yokota Community...
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Camp Zama facilities named best in 7 categories in Stars and Stripes reader’s poll

CAMP ZAMA, Japan (Aug. 7, 2020) – Voters named seven facilities and services on Camp Zama as being the best in Japan, four of which earned the honor for the second year in a row, in Stars and Stripes’ annual “Best of the Pacific” reader’s poll.
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Bowling for spouses: Spare some compassion

Every summer, a fresh crop of newly-PCSed military spouses emerges from housing like swarming termites in search of pulp.
Sgt. 1st Class Jamar Alford, a Soldier assigned to U.S. Army Japan, gives his daughter, Kayja, 2, a high five during the "Bowl With the Bunny" event April 17. Since April is National Autism Awareness Month and National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Camp Zama Army Community Service got together with the bowling alley to provide information about both issues during the event. (Photo Credit: Wendy Brown, U.S. Army Garrison Japan Public Affairs)
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Camp Zama's 'Bowl With the Bunny' event brings awareness to autism, child abuse

In between frames, the Bunny of the Camp Zama Bowling Center's "Bowl With the Bunny" handed out eggs with treats inside, visited with children and posed for photos during the event here April 17.
Students from Zama American Middle High School bowl during the "Strike Out Teen Dating Violence" event at the Camp Zama Bowling Center, Camp Zama, Japan, Feb. 6. (Photo Credit: Wendy Brown, U.S. Army Garrison Japan Public Affairs)
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Camp Zama bowls to 'Strike Out Teen Dating Violence'

Stan Austin's question about the "Strike Out Teen Dating Violence" event Feb. 6 at the Camp Zama Bowling Center was purely rhetorical: "Free pizza, free drinks, free dessert, free bowling. What more could a kid ask for?"