JUMP, in partnership with the National Association of Japan America Societies, hosts events across the nation to recognize U.S.-Japan military cooperation.
JUMP, in partnership with the National Association of Japan America Societies, hosts events across the nation to recognize U.S.-Japan military cooperation.
On December 17, 2020 at 8 PM CST, JUMP will host an online forum on the state of the Japan-U.S. alliance in 2020. This event is held in partnership with the Japan Society of New Orleans.
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Incoming, wayward golf balls didn’t faze two members of the U.S. military community, Patrick Bowman and Jon Stillabower, working at the Olympic golf competition in Saitama prefecture this week. #TokyoOlympics (via @starsandstripes)
http://ow.ly/AiGF50FGx4d
The United States has urged Japan to shoulder more for hosting American troops during preparatory talks on a fresh cost-sharing agreement from fiscal 2022 and onward, diplomatic sources said Wednesday. #USJapanRelations (via @kyodo_english)
http://ow.ly/PDej50FGx2J
The U.S. military has signed two Japanese firms, NIPPI Corp. and Subaru Corp., to maintain its V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft across the Pacific under contracts worth $225 million each. (via @starsandstripes)
http://ow.ly/8yw650FFEHJ
On behalf of Japan’s Chief of Navy Adm. Hiroshi Yamamura, Amb. of Japan to Singapore Jun Yamazaki awarded U.S. Rear Adm. and Commander Joey Tynch, the Japan Defense Cooperation Award - First Class at the Japanese Embassy, July 16. #JMSDF (via @INDOPACOM)
https://www.cpf.navy.mil/news.aspx/130891
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