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Three U.S. Army Garrison Japan firefighters rescue

Three U.S. Army Garrison Japan firefighters rescue

Three U.S. Army Garrison Japan firefighters rescue a simulated injured victim from a UH-60 helicopter during an aircraft bilateral exercise co-hosted by USAG Japan and the U.S. Army Aviation Battalion Japan on ... More

Shuichi Nakajima, a U.S. Army Garrison Japan firefighter,

Shuichi Nakajima, a U.S. Army Garrison Japan firefighter,

Shuichi Nakajima, a U.S. Army Garrison Japan firefighter, examines “injured” Spc. Jan C. LopezSoto, from U.S. Army Aviation Battalion Japan, during a UH-60 helicopter bilateral exercise Nov. 16, 2018, at Sagami... More

Tsuyoshi Nakayama, left, a Sagamihara City firefighter,

Tsuyoshi Nakayama, left, a Sagamihara City firefighter,

Tsuyoshi Nakayama, left, a Sagamihara City firefighter, guides his team as the practice rescuing a simulated injured victim during a UH-60 helicopter incident bilateral training exercise co-hosted by U.S Army G... More

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