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Air Force raises lodging rates worldwide, with steep increases at some bases (opens the original)
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Rooms rates at the Kanto Lodge on Yokota Air Base, Japan, seen here Oct. 7, 2025, nearly doubled with the new fiscal year. (Marc Castaneda/Stars and Stripes) YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — The cost of staying at this airlift hub’s Kanto Lodge nearly doubled this week as new Air Force lodging rates took effect worldwide. Standard rooms now cost $167 to $180 a night, up from $83 to $98, under fiscal 2027 rates set by the Department of the Air Force. The new prices took effect Thursday, the first day of
Younger soldiers more willing to seek help for suicidal thoughts, Army officer says (opens the original)
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U.S. Army Maj. Said Bennani, a behavioral health officer for the 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, speaks to soldiers during suicide prevention and awareness training at Camp Zama, Japan, on Sept. 18,2026. (Jeremy Stillwagner/Stars and Stripes) CAMP ZAMA, Japan — A generation of soldiers more willing to talk about mental health is helping break down a stigma that has long kept troops from seeking help for thoughts of suicide, according to a U.S. Army Japan behavioral health officer. The shift
Air Force launched a new Space-A website months ago. Some travelers still donât know about it (opens the original)
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Space-available flights operate from military passenger terminals around the world, including this one pictured at Yokota Air Base, Japan, on Aug. 27, 2026. (Jeremy Stillwagner/Stars and Stripes) The Air Force launched a new website in March to simplify Space-Available flight registration, but five months later, some military travelers still donât know it exists. Air Mobility Commandâs online tool â gatesea.mtmc.gov/amctravel â gives eligible travelers a centralized way to register for S
Satisfy your big appetite with an even bigger slice of pizza in Tokyo (opens the original)
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Whole sausages and prosciutto top one of the massive pizzas Spontini Cascade in Tokyo’s Harajuku district. (Jeremy Stillwagner/Stars and Stripes) If you’ve ever ordered a pizza in Japan, you’ll know that a pie’s size tends to be a bit smaller than those in the United States. Spontini Cascade goes in the opposite direction by serving slices so big and unwieldy that it’s more common to use a fork and knife instead of your hands. The menu has nine options for pizza by the slice that range in price
Counter-drone expert takes charge of Army air-defense brigade for Japan, Guam (opens the original)
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U.S. Army Col. Moseph Sauda, center, gives his first salute as commander of the 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade at Sagami General Depot, Japan, Aug. 5, 2026. (Marc Castaneda/Stars and Stripes) SAGAMI GENERAL DEPOT, Japan — A former director of the military’s joint counter-drone training center took command Wednesday of the Army brigade responsible for air and missile defense in Japan and Guam. Col. Moseph Sauda assumed command of the 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade from Col. Joseph Scott d
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