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Naval Air Facility Atsugi’s Executive Officer Joseph

Naval Air Facility Atsugi’s Executive Officer Joseph

Naval Air Facility Atsugi’s Executive Officer Joseph Alden goes up in a rescue basket with a member of the Ayase Fire Dept. Rescue team during the installation’s 30th Annual National Night Out. National Night O... More

Eliezer Haw pushes a grocery cart while wearing visual

Eliezer Haw pushes a grocery cart while wearing visual

Eliezer Haw pushes a grocery cart while wearing visual impairment goggles during Naval Air Facility Atsugi's 30th Annual National Night Out. National Night Out is a program designed to promote crime and drug pr... More

Master-at-Arms 2nd Class Jared Hughes, of Naval Air

Master-at-Arms 2nd Class Jared Hughes, of Naval Air

Master-at-Arms 2nd Class Jared Hughes, of Naval Air Facility Atsugi's security force, participates in a bean bag toss alongside Eliezer Haw during the base's 30th Annual National Night Out. National Night Out i... More

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