Tens of thousands of demonstrators rallied on Okinawa on Sunday to protest the island’s heavy U.S. military presence and violent crimes by American personnel…
U.S. Bases Host 50,00 Military Personnel, 40,000 Dependents and 5,500 Civilian Employees…
Tearful Former Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi Backs U.S. Vets Suing 2011 Fukushima Disaster…
Koizumi breaks down in tears at a May 17 news conference in Carlsbad, California, after talking about what U.S. veterans who took part in Operation Tomodachi have endured…
All 18,600 U.S. Sailors in Japan Slapped With Full Drinking Ban, Confined to Base…
Three separate scandals involving American servicemen and contractors in a highly-controversial Navy base in Japan’s Okinawa have finally resulted in…
Police Want Tougher Charge for Navy Sailor in Wrong-Way Crash…
21-Year-Old Navy Sailor Allegedly Drunk Hits Two Cars in Okinawa…Injuries Reported…
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