U.S. Forces Japan and the Japanese government are planning a “new forum of cooperation” with Okinawa’s leaders and community members in response to two U.S. service members’ recent indictments on sexual assault charges.
U.S. Forces Japan and the Japanese government are planning a “new forum of cooperation” with Okinawa’s leaders and community members in response to two U.S. service members’ recent indictments on sexual assault charges.
Three members of Congress from Massachusetts asked the Pentagon this week to ground the V-22 Osprey until the cause behind a series of fatal accidents is identified and permanent fixes are put in place.
Access to many registration services for personal vehicles in the largest overseas U.S. military community has grown so scarce that the process for booking time slots is evoking references to “The Hunger Games.”
