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A soldier, with the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force,

A soldier, with the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force,

A soldier, with the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force, watches as a landing craft with Assault Craft Unit 5 glides through the water towards USS Makin Island here Feb. 24. The landing craft was loaded with Jap... More

A landing craft from Assault Craft Unit 5, reverses

A landing craft from Assault Craft Unit 5, reverses

A landing craft from Assault Craft Unit 5, reverses out of USS Makin Island before setting course to shore during Exercise Iron Fist here Feb. 24. Iron Fist is a bilateral training event between the U.S. and Ja... More

A landing craft with Assault Craft Unit 5 glides through

A landing craft with Assault Craft Unit 5 glides through

A landing craft with Assault Craft Unit 5 glides through the water towards USS Makin Island here Feb. 24. The landing craft was loaded with Japanese tactical vehicles in support of Exercise Iron Fist.

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