【Zama Pulse/U.S. Army Garrison Japan】 Here is the latest episode of the "Zama Pulse," the show with news highlights, community updates and features on Japanese culture! This month's news headlines include: - Gate 2 construction - Rookie Fire Academy - Pepper Spray, Taser Training - Monument Cleanup - Mochi-pounding event at KCS - "Math Knight' event - Youth Basketball Exchange - My Army Post App - SWR New Price Rate ***Keep an eye out for new episodes in the future. We hope you enjoy the show! �

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The Commander of the Installation Management Command (Provisional), Philippine Army, Brig. Gen. George Joel N. Lalaquil visited the home of the Jungle Fighters and the Headquarters, 14th Installation Management Battalion as part of his farewell visit across the Philippine Army Major Units. #JungleFighter #KapayapaanKatahimikanKaunlaran | 2nd Infantry "Jungle Fighter" Division, Philippine Army

【History of Yokohama North Dock】 Yokohama North Dock, situated in the heart of Yokohama, once served as the U.S. Army's main port in Japan after World War II. Even today, it remains a key U.S. Army facility for moving troops, equipment and supplies in and out of Japan. In this video, Hiroaki Hada, a historian from the Yokohama Municipal Archives Reference Room, shares more about the fascinating history of Yokohama North Dock. 🎥 Daisuke Sato, U.S. Army Garrison Japan Public Affairs #USArmy #AMC

“There is something about this community that attracted me to it and made me want to come back,” John Mauricio, a U.S. Army Garrison Japan employee, said. His connection to the neighboring cities of Camp Zama led him to volunteer as a judge for an English-language speech contest held recently at a local Japanese high school. Watch the video below to learn more about it! 🎥Aya Watsuji, U.S. Army Garrison Japan Public Affairs #ArmyFamily #ArmyTeam #CommunityEngagement #Volunteer #GoodNeighbors #Ma