Yama Sakura
Yama Sakura, part of U.S. Army Pacific's Operation Pathways, is the first U.S.-Japan-Australia Land Force exercise in Japan, and one of the the largest and most complex, forward command post exercises to date. Participants from the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force train together with Soldiers of the U.S. Army I Corps, 7th Infantry Division, 11th Airborne Division, U.S. Army Japan, U.S. Army Reserve, and Army National Guard. U.S. security depends on a strong presence in the Indo-Pacific, and... read more
Yama Sakura, part of U.S. Army Pacific's Operation Pathways, is the first U.S.-Japan-Australia Land Force exercise in Japan, and one of the the largest and most complex, forward command post exercises to date. Participants from the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force train together with Soldiers of the U.S. Army I Corps, 7th Infantry Division, 11th Airborne Division, U.S. Army Japan, U.S. Army Reserve, and Army National Guard. U.S. security depends on a strong presence in the Indo-Pacific, and exercises like Yama Sakura 87 and the concurrent, U.S.-specific Warfighter 25-02 demonstrate the interoperability and all domain capability necessary to operate in a demanding environment. Exercise Yama Sakura 87 serves as a reminder of the importance of strong and enduring alliances in this dynamic region. Yama Sakura | Free and Open Indo-Pacific | Stronger Together show less