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Sayaka Higa, center, translates a response to a reporter’s question about the Kadena Aircraft Training Relocation that Ed Gulick, left, had just responded to. Both are from 18th Wing Public Affairs. Meanwhile, Kazushi Muraoka, Hokkaido Defense Bureau waits to translate the next question. About 80 local community leaders and 30 media representatives attended the event held at Chitose Defense Base in Chitose, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan. Members of the HDB and 18th Wing gave informational briefings about the purpose and importance of the ATR along with responding to questions.

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