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This edition continues with stories on a C-5 Crew Chief, an Yokota teenager who has become a professional skater in the U.S., an airmen who works as an ice cream man on base. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Kurtz. Part 3 of 3.

"USARJ This Week" is a show produced by U.S. Army Garrison Japan highlighting recent events and developments in relation to the Army's presence at Camp Zama and the interaction it shares with its Japanese neighbors. Includes stories about a new mission command training center, a recreational run at Yokota Air Base to support cancer research, soldiers of 35th CSSB providing support during a two-week training course, recent American Idol contestants perform and other stories. Hosted by Dustin Perry. Also available in high definition.

Package made from "Yokota Earthquake Evacuation Follow Up" b-roll about the effort by Yokota Air Base to help those arriving in Japan after the 8.9 earthquake.

Package made from "Yokota Earthquake Evacuation Follow Up" b-roll aobut how Yokota Air Base provided assistance to the commercial aircraft flying into Japan from the U.S. after the 8.9 earthquake that hit the island. Produced by Senior Airman Priscilla Christensen. Soundbites from Col. Otto Feather, Brittany Reynolds. jpearthquake11.

Package about III Marine Expeditionary Force Marines providing aid and relief to Japan after the recent earthquake and tsunami. Scenes include III MEF's high speed vessel being loaded with supplies, equipment and personnel. HSV departed Naha Military Port March 14 enroute to mainland Japan to assist with humanitarian aid/disaster relief efforts.

3rd Marine Expeditionary Force Marines load supplies and gear bound for mainland Japan to support Operation Tomodachi, March 14. jpearthquake11

B-Roll footage of III Marine Expeditionary Force's High Speed Vessel being loaded with supplies, equipment and personnel. HSV departed Naha Military Port March 14 en route to mainland Japan to assist with humanitarian aid/disaster relief efforts. jpearthquake11

A team of broadcasters and photojournalists travel throughout the Pacific sharing everyday stories of life in Pacific Air Forces. The public affairs team captures the unique perspectives of Airmen stationed across three continents. In this episode, the 31 Days in PACAF team journeys to Yokota Air Base, Japan, revealing how each Airman contributes to the PACAF mission. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Danny Rangel/Released) Also available in high definition.

Residents at Yokota Air Base hosted a color run in honor of Women's History Month.

The Air Force couldn’t complete its mission without dedicated Airmen, and there are a certain group of Airmen who repair and craft parts that keep the Air Force’s mission up and running…literally.

Misawa's comm squadron stresses cyber security; and Airmen spook Yokota into the Halloween spirit.

Pacific Newsbreak: Misawa fire fighters stay ready 24/7 and Yokota's precision measurements equipment lab maintains the mission.

Japan and US service members get certified, and a personal journey through the Air Force.

Marines work on their martial arts, and teens from Yokota get inspired through science.

Marines at Camp Fuji light up the tree with local guests, and Yokota pets help Santa bring in the holiday cheer.

Pacific Air Force's first C-130J makes it home to a warm welcome from Yokota Air Base's community and commander.

Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright speaks with airmen at Yokota and sailors in Sri Lanka lend a hand after devastating rains and landslides.

U.S. and Japan senior enlisted leaders meet on Yokota Air Base, and Japanese Forces work together during water survival and rescue training in Iwakuni.

Misawa Airmen practice emergency helicopter evacuations, and Yokota firefighters train hard behind the scenes.

President Donald Trump visits Yokota Air Base, Japan. SSgt Mariko Frazee tells us about the visit and gives us a look at the President's speech to Servicemembers at Yokota.