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Kazu Ya Tamanaha, U.S. Air Force Mortuary funeral

Kazu Ya Tamanaha, U.S. Air Force Mortuary funeral

Kazu Ya Tamanaha, U.S. Air Force Mortuary funeral specialist, demonstrates the proper wear of the protective gear needed during the embalming processes at the U.S. Air Force Mortuary on Camp Kinser, Japan, Jan.... More

Update vRED, protect and provide for your family

Update vRED, protect and provide for your family

A Team Offutt member accesses virtual Record of Emergency Data, or vRED, online as he prepares to update his emergency data information. Accurate vRED ensures the Air Force Casualty Service Branches can provide... More

Ryo Nakasone, a mortuary attendant, pushes out a cart

Ryo Nakasone, a mortuary attendant, pushes out a cart

Ryo Nakasone, a mortuary attendant, pushes out a cart of products that might be needed during the embalming process at the U.S. Air Force Mortuary on Camp Kinser, Japan, Jan. 9, 2013. Embalming is primarily do... More

A simple rocking chair sits in a quiet room in the

A simple rocking chair sits in a quiet room in the

A simple rocking chair sits in a quiet room in the U.S. Air Force Mortuary on Camp Kinser, Japan, Jan. 9, 2013. The U.S. Air Force Mortuary provides support to all military members, Department of Defense civili... More

Ribbons for military uniforms are neatly organized

Ribbons for military uniforms are neatly organized

Ribbons for military uniforms are neatly organized at the U.S. Air Force Mortuary on Camp Kinser, Japan, Jan. 9, 2013. The ribbons are organized by service, and the mortuary has all the ribbons that date back t... More

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