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  • Household Goods

    Household itemsSince base housing provides most of the larger appliances, including washers, dryers and refrigerators, you will probably only need to ship smaller items such as blenders or toasters. Appliances are also available at the base exchange. Keep in mind houses on Okinawa are much smaller

  • Lodging

    Kadena has lodging for incoming members and their families, but reservations are taken on a first come, first served basis. To make reservations, call Kadena Lodging at DSN (315) 632-1010/1050 (commercial: 011-81-6117-32-1010/1050) or fax your name, family size, reservation dates and a copy of

  • Terminal Services

    Passenger Amenities: A  USO, kiddy lounge, aneatery, business center and free Wi-Fi are available in the passenger waiting area.Lost and Found: Lost and found is located at the terminal and the POCcan be contacted at 315-634-5806.Long Term Parking: Both seven-day and 30-day parking are located

  • Shipping Pets

     According to the U.S. Army Okinawa Branch Veterinary Activity, upon arrival to Japan all pet owners should have a health certificate, two rabies certificates per pet (with two different dates minimum of 30 days apart), and a passing FAVN test. More information can be found

  • Family Child Care (FCC)

    A Family Child Care (FCC) home is a base home approved by the Mission Support Group commander to provide child care services to military families and civilians. The care offered by Kadena's licensed FCC providers is based on current knowledge of child development and early childhood education.

  • 390th Intelligence Squadron

    Air Intelligence Agency's 390th Intelligence Squadron conducts information operations by providing tailored combat intelligence and assessing the security of friendly command, control, communication and computer systems to enhance warfighting survivability, situation awareness and targeting.

  • Child Development Centers (CDC)

    Three child development facilities on Kadena serving children of active-duty military members and Department of Defense civilians. All three child development centers are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). NAEYC Accreditation meets the highest quality

  • EML Instructions

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING USPACOM 505/3 EML TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION Section 1 1.a. List all travelers intending to perform EML travel on this authorization. Attach additional sheet if required. 1.b. List passport and SSN for each traveler. If the traveler has not been assigned both a passport number

  • Emergency Leave and EML

    ---EML---  U.S. PACIFIC COMMAND (USPACOM) UNFUNDED ENVIRONMENTAL AND MORALE LEAVE PROGRAM, USPACOM INST 201.2  DOD 4515.13R, Air Transportation Eligibility  DOD 1327.5R, Leave and Liberty  USPACOM FORM 505/3, UEML Travel Authorization Form  Purpose: To prescribe policy for eligible personnel at