RED HORSE delivers airlift support expansions to Yokota Air Base

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RED HORSE delivers airlift support expansions to Yokota Air Base

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RED HORSE Delivers Airlift Support Expansions to Yokota Air Base

YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan - Airmen from the 800th RED HORSE Group work fresh concrete into a new section of an aircraft parking spot, as part of an expansive flight line apron expansion project at Yokota Air Base, Japan, Oct. 10, 2021. Yokota’s flightline saw approximately 33,000 flights hit the pavement last year, and its role as an aircraft hub is being expanded to accommodate a greater contingency role in the Indo-Pacific region, investing $370 million in the past year to the effort.

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