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The Sagami General Depot Gym is now ready for use at

The Sagami General Depot Gym is now ready for use at

The Sagami General Depot Gym is now ready for use at a new location behind the Sagami Depot Lounge on Sagami General Depot, Japan.

Tomoyuki Suzuki, a maintenance handyman for Camp Zama’s

Tomoyuki Suzuki, a maintenance handyman for Camp Zama’s

Tomoyuki Suzuki, a maintenance handyman for Camp Zama’s Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, prepares equipment for patron use at the new site of the Sagami General Depot Gym on Sagami General Depot, Japa... More

The Sagami General Depot Gym is now located behind

The Sagami General Depot Gym is now located behind

The Sagami General Depot Gym is now located behind the Sagami Depot Lounge in Building 135-S2 at Sagami General Depot, Japan.

Mogi Kaoru, a maintenance handyman for Camp Zama’s

Mogi Kaoru, a maintenance handyman for Camp Zama’s

Mogi Kaoru, a maintenance handyman for Camp Zama’s Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, replaces a spray bottle containing bleach solution at the new site of the Sagami General Depot Gym on Sagami General... More

Stefan Thompson, chief of fitness, athletics and aquatics

Stefan Thompson, chief of fitness, athletics and aquatics

Stefan Thompson, chief of fitness, athletics and aquatics for Camp Zama’s Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, checks the cypher lock at the new site of the Sagami General Depot Gym on Sagami General Depo... More

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