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asian pacific american heritage month

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kadena air base

okinawa

us army in japan

asian pacific american heritage month the army on okinawa celebrates cultural diversity

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Hawaiian dancers perform a variety of melodies and

Hawaiian dancers perform a variety of melodies and

Hawaiian dancers perform a variety of melodies and traditional dances for the audience during the celebration of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan, May 30, 2013. (U.S. A... More

A traditional lion dance is performed by Devante Williams

A traditional lion dance is performed by Devante Williams

A traditional lion dance is performed by Devante Williams (head), Jesse Kiser (tail), along with Molly Singleton (little lion), at a ceremony May 30 at Kadena Air Base in celebration of Asian-Pacific American H... More

From left, Nuree Howell, Kathryn Obermiller and Abby

From left, Nuree Howell, Kathryn Obermiller and Abby

From left, Nuree Howell, Kathryn Obermiller and Abby Traylor, all students at Kadena High School studying Mandarin Chinese, write Chinese characters during the Army’s celebration of Asian-Pacific American Herit... More

Students of Amelia Earhart Elementary School perform

Students of Amelia Earhart Elementary School perform

Students of Amelia Earhart Elementary School perform five traditional Okinawa Taiko Drum songs, to include "Farewell Okinawa," during the celebration of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month at Kadena Air Base ... More

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