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Children enjoy a carnival ride Sept. 5 aboard Camp

Children enjoy a carnival ride Sept. 5 aboard Camp

Children enjoy a carnival ride Sept. 5 aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan during the Hansen Fest. The annual festival serves as a way to improve the relationship between Camp Hansen and the local community by p... More

Pork ribs cook on a grill during the Hansen Fest Sept.

Pork ribs cook on a grill during the Hansen Fest Sept.

Pork ribs cook on a grill during the Hansen Fest Sept. 5 aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan. The annual festival serves as a way to improve the already strong relationship between Camp Hansen and the local by p... More

Kin Town Mayor Hajime Nakama, left, and Col. Sean M.

Kin Town Mayor Hajime Nakama, left, and Col. Sean M.

Kin Town Mayor Hajime Nakama, left, and Col. Sean M. McBride shake hands Sept. 5 at the bowling alley aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan during the annual Hansen Fest. During the festival, Kin Town officials an... More

Children bounce down an inflatable dinosaur-shaped

Children bounce down an inflatable dinosaur-shaped

Children bounce down an inflatable dinosaur-shaped slide Sept. 5 aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan during the Hansen Fest. The annual festival serves as a way to improve upon the already strong relationship be... More

Families peruse food and drink stands Sept. 5 aboard

Families peruse food and drink stands Sept. 5 aboard

Families peruse food and drink stands Sept. 5 aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan during the Hansen Fest. The annual, two-day festival serves as a way to improve the already strong relationship between Camp Hans... More

Cpl. Nicholas B. Shueygonzalez explains the functions

Cpl. Nicholas B. Shueygonzalez explains the functions

Cpl. Nicholas B. Shueygonzalez explains the functions of a tactical vehicle Sept. 5 aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan during the Hansen Fest. The annual festival serves as a way to improve the already strong r... More

Okinawa residents, service members and families cheer

Okinawa residents, service members and families cheer

Okinawa residents, service members and families cheer and take videos during a live concert Sept. 5 as part of Hansen Fest aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan. The annual festival serves as a way to improve the ... More

Okinawa residents enjoy a meal at the food court Sept.

Okinawa residents enjoy a meal at the food court Sept.

Okinawa residents enjoy a meal at the food court Sept. 5 aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan during the annual Hansen Fest. The festival serves as a way to improve upon the already strong relationship between Ca... More

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