Welcome to Japan for Soldiers

[@bonitogran2888]

If I saw a battered American soldier standing at my door in the middle of the night, I would do everything in my power to help him, because I owe him. Because I owe the American soldier a debt of gratitude. I am as ready to help them as the Self-Defense Forces members of my country.

[@USArmyHousing]

Great overview of housing and the allowances.

[@anthonylagunas6737]

I was stationed at Camp Zama 82-85. I knew many soldiers that never left the gates. I learned the language and went on every tour I could, and learned the train system.

[@muslim-pigeon3445]

What mos you do

[@anthonylagunas6737]

@@muslim-pigeon3445 What most I do. I was a Military police. I arrived a E4 left a E6.

[@MommyTheeStallion]

This was soooo helpful!

[@donaldcammel732]

I was assigned to Camp Zama from 1977-80 and ran the Post Telecommunications Center. During this period BG Kastner was the US Army Garrison Commander and CDR USA IX CORP. The airfield is named in his honor, he developed fast acting cancer and died after a short illness. The entire small Post was rocked to it’s core!

[@Ghost.187.]

Question for anyone who reads this: should I go back in and try and get stationed at camp zama?

[@NgJackal1990]

How do I get to assign to japan ? Do I make request or ?

[@guerlinedelva3938]

Branch offered it to me in my last 6 months of recruiting

[@HisDudeness1986]

You can either request it thru your Branch Manager or your Career Counselor, but the assignment has to be available to you

[@bearkuma7637]

I cant visit the official website ; (