Yokota Airmen help clean local community

Rescue Rodeo

Length of Service

The mighty Sakura cherry blossom trees that tower over the Yokota streets were once small saplings, no higher than your knee.Daniel Timperio, 374th Civil Engineer Squadron furniture and upholstery supervisor, and Keiichi Nishimura, 374th CES deputy fire chief, remember the start of these saplings

Airmen showcase capabilities, readiness in wing-wide exercise

Team Yokota members participated in a week-long Samurai Readiness Inspection exercise, Oct. 26-30.The full-scale exercise is designed to enhance base readiness through training and practicing skillsets, ensuring the base is ready to respond to potential real-world contingencies in the area.Through

Yokota Passenger Terminal renovation doesn't stop operations

The Yokota Passenger Terminal is undergoing a remodel and will be operating from a temporary location.

Yokota Airmen Roundup For Training Rodeo

An increased level of readiness provides a prepared, lethal and resilient force which remains postured to support rapid global mobility.To maintain those capabilities, the 374th Force Support Squadron participated in the 374th Mission Support Group’s war fighting skills training day, Sept. 28, at

PACAF innovation lab ‘The Dojo’ now open

The Pacific Air Forces added a new innovation lab to its roster Sept. 25, 2020 at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Wing leadership and members of the base attended a soft opening of the Dojo, which is the installation’s new hub for problem-solving. The lab is supported by YokoWERX, a spark cell inspired by

Special Cargo

From aerosols and trucks to classified documents and medical supplies, 730th Air Mobility Squadron (AMS) work closely with the Japanese military to move a multitude of assets. In the month of August, special handling started receiving shipments of Aegis Missiles, which are meant to sustain the

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

The most important step in preventing suicide is about taking care of ourselves and our Wingmen, even one is too many.

Yokota Tower Run Honors Fallen Heroes of 9/11

The Yokota Tower Run is designed to honor the fallen heroes of 9/11. Teams of four relay up and down 11 flights of stairs until they reach 110 floors wearing oxygen tanks. While running in a controlled environment in workout clothes will never compare to the extreme environments firefighters