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    Japan and U.S. Forces Come Together to 'Guard and Protect' [Image 1 of 6]

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    Japan and U.S. Forces Come Together to 'Guard and Protect'

    MISAWA AIR BASE, JAPAN

    03.13.2009

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Rachel Martinez 

    35th Fighter Wing

    Master Sgt. Robert Loughmiller, 35th Security Forces Squadron, discusses tactics with Master Sgt. Masato Hagaki, Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, and 2nd Lt. Fumiko Aizu, JGSDF, during Exercise Guard and Protect March 13, 2009. The 24-hour exercise assessed the U.S. and Japanese forces' ability to combine and protect the installation, base population and warfighting assets.

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    Date Taken: 03.13.2009
    Date Posted: 03.17.2009 01:51
    Photo ID: 157736
    VIRIN: 090313-F-9433M-033
    Resolution: 1500x2250
    Size: 2.03 MB
    Location: MISAWA AIR BASE, JP
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