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kadena f 15 s arrive in hokkaido for aviation training relocation

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Lt. Col. Carey, 44th Fighter Squadron commander, responds

Lt. Col. Carey, 44th Fighter Squadron commander, responds

Lt. Col. Carey, 44th Fighter Squadron commander, responds to a media question during the arrival press conference. Approximately 30 members of the press attended the event and asked questions about the importan... More

Staff Sgt. Arthur Branham, 44th Fighter Squadron, collects

Staff Sgt. Arthur Branham, 44th Fighter Squadron, collects

Staff Sgt. Arthur Branham, 44th Fighter Squadron, collects oil from a recently arrived F-15 at Chitose Defense Base, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan. The oil is sent to the National Defense Institute for analysis as... More

Members of the 44th Fighter Squadron prepare to safe

Members of the 44th Fighter Squadron prepare to safe

Members of the 44th Fighter Squadron prepare to safe the F-15 of Lt. Col. Joel Carey, 44th FS Commander, foreground, as he taxis to park on the ramp on a rainy day at Chitose Defense Base, Hokkaido Prefecture, ... More

Sayaka Higa, center, translates a response to a reporter’s

Sayaka Higa, center, translates a response to a reporter’s

Sayaka Higa, center, translates a response to a reporter’s question about the Kadena Aircraft Training Relocation that Ed Gulick, left, had just responded to. Both are from 18th Wing Public Affairs. Meanwhile,... More

Members of Japan Air Self Defense Force line the taxiway

Members of Japan Air Self Defense Force line the taxiway

Members of Japan Air Self Defense Force line the taxiway near the parking spots of arriving Kadena F-15s. Later, when Detachment and 44th Fighter Squadron commander, Lt. Col. Joel Carey walked by they applauded... More

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