2025 Yokota Air Base Department Level Exercise Overview

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On: October 3, 2025

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The 2025 Yokota Air Base Department-Level Exercise Series challenged us with more than just numbers and goals. Service members tested their mettle in a contested environment, demonstrated deterrence, and proved they could address national security threats if necessary.

The exercises focused on developing warfighters, re-establishing deterrence, and strengthening bonds with partners.

The experiences of Air Force and Space Force service members highlighted the importance of global cooperation and the challenges of executing missions with limited resources.

Through this effort, the Department of the Air Force will increase its readiness and lethality, and together with its allies and partners, ensure regional and global peace and stability well into the future.

UNITED STATES
09.23.2025
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https://www.dvidshub.net/video/978139…

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