Soldiers, Japanese Partners End Army Week with New Unique Patch

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Soldiers, Japanese Partners End Army Week with New Unique Patch

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Soldiers, Japanese Partners End Army Week with New Unique Patch

CAMP ZAMA, Japan - Maj. Gen. JB Vowell, left, commander of U.S. Army Japan, places a new patch on a Japan Ground Self-Defense Force member during a ceremony at Camp Zama, Japan, June 17, 2022. The patch, which combines both the U.S. and Japan flags, symbolizes their enduring bilateral relationship.

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