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Japanese police officers and military law enforcement

Japanese police officers and military law enforcement

Japanese police officers and military law enforcement from all four services on Okinawa pose with the signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation Dec. 6, 2012 aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. The proc... More

Senior leaders from the Okinawa Police Department and

Senior leaders from the Okinawa Police Department and

Senior leaders from the Okinawa Police Department and U.S. Forces Japan pose with the 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation Dec 6, 2016 aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. The proclamation signifies the s... More

The signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation

The signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation

The signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation hangs in the Marine Corps Installation headquarters building Pacific Dec 6, 2016 aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. The proclamation signifies the start o... More

The signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation

The signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation

The signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation hangs in the Marine Corps Installation headquarters building Pacific Dec 6 aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. The proclamation signifies the start of a sa... More

Japanese police officers and military law enforcement

Japanese police officers and military law enforcement

Japanese police officers and military law enforcement from all four services on Okinawa pose with the signed 2016 Drugged and Drunk Driving Proclamation Dec. 6 aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. The proclamati... More

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