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Soldiers of the Indiana National Guard’s 76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team make their own version of Highland Games. In hopes of boosting morale before the impending typhoon Jebi during Orient Shield 2018. Orient Shield underscores the strength of the close, long - standing relationship the United States has with Japan and the Japan Self Defense Force. The exercise demonstrates our continuing commitment to deepen our strong ties of mutual respect and friendship.

Soldiers of the Indiana National Guard’s 76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team make their own version of Highland Games. In hopes of boosting morale before the impending typhoon Jebi during Orient Shield 2018. Orient Shield underscores the strength of the close, long - standing relationship the United States has with Japan and the Japan Self Defense Force. The exercise demonstrates our continuing commitment to deepen our strong ties of mutual respect and friendship. Stock Photo

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