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japan ground self defense force

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jgsdf members marines strengthen relationships

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Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers and Marines

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers and Marines

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers and Marines disembark an MV-22B Osprey on March 1 at the Central Training Area near Camp Hansen. The JGSDF officers were given the opportunity to experience flying in th... More

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers hike with

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers hike with

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers hike with Marines March 1 for a flight on an MV-22B Osprey from the Central Training area near Camp Hansen. Three JGSDF officers participating in the Japan Observer Exch... More

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers and Marines

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers and Marines

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officers and Marines with Combat Assault Battalion prepare to board an MV-22B Osprey March 1 at the Central Training area near Camp Hansen. The Osprey transported the JGSDF offic... More

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