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Gas prices will soon surge past $5 per gallon at US military bases across the Pacific - Vimarsana News

Gas prices will soon surge past $5 per gallon at US military bases across the Pacific

A gallon of premium gas is set to rise above $5 on Saturday at U.S. military bases in Japan, South Korea and Guam, according to AAFES.

Masks no longer required indoors at several US Army installations in Europe - Vimarsana News

Masks no longer required indoors at several US Army installations in Europe

People fully vaccinated against COVID-19 no longer need to wear face masks inside buildings at several U.S. military installations in Europe, one of the largest Army commands on the Continent said Wednesday.

Skyrocketing energy costs showing up in bills for US bases, military personnel across Europe - Vimarsana News

Skyrocketing energy costs showing up in bills for US bases, military personnel across Europe

U.S. military installations throughout Europe are estimating they will collectively pay at least $50 million more for gas and electricity in the next year, amid soaring wholesale energy prices exacerbated in some cases by a reliance on Russian natural gas.

Japan government ordered to pay damages for noise from U.S. base - Vimarsana News

Japan government ordered to pay damages for noise from U.S. base

In the lawsuit, a group of around 3,200 residents living near the Futenma air base claimed that they were suffering from the noise of U.S. military aircraft.

Okinawa's 50th reversion anniversary event to be held jointly in Tokyo and Okinawa - Vimarsana News

Okinawa's 50th reversion anniversary event to be held jointly in Tokyo and Okinawa

The prefecture constitutes around 0.6% of Japan's total land area, but still hosts 70% of the total acreage used by U.S. military facilities in Japan, leading to continued protests.