DFAS Japan assumption of leadership ceremony

Where there’s smoke, there’s no fire

In order for an aircraft to be fully operational, a variety of equipment is needed. Propellers, fuel and personnel might be the first items thought of, but there are two that most people may not know: liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen.The 374th Logistics Readiness Squadron's Cryogenic Lab personnel

Lt. General and Mrs. Angelella visit Yokota facilities

Maintaining quality of life

Military family housing units throughout Yokota Air Base are constantly undergoing repairs and upgrades to improve the quality of life for service members and their families. The 374th Civil Engineer Squadron Housing Maintenance Flight is committed to ensuring that family housing units on base

Laboratory technicians put Yokota Airmen to "the test"

Yokota welcomes approximately 178,000 during annual Japanese-American Friendship Festival

Yokota opened its gates to approximately 178,000 visitors during its two-day annual Japanese-American Friendship Festival Aug. 18-19. The festival not only provided Yokota's neighbors a taste of American fun, but also served to strengthen ties between the base and the local communities."This is

Faces of friendship

Making the move with your pets

The personnel at Yokota's housing office know how hard a permanent change of station can be, especially when traveling with pets. To help make the transition a little smoother, they have teamed up with the veterinary clinic to help provide useful information to those who need it.Before traveling to

Weathering the storm

All eyes are on one agency when bad weather strikes at Yokota. They are the ones who must alert personnel and residents of sudden and possibly dangerous conditions. The 374th Operations Support Squadron Weather Flight provides both accurate and timely weather support for the 374th Airlift Wing and

Quiet please