Co-Commanders

Mr.Isamu Inamine, from the Okinawa Electric Power Company and 18th Comptroller Squadron Co-Commander, checks out night vision goggles while touring the 33d Rescue Squardron Sept. 10. Dozens of Co-Commanders' visited the base to enhance their understanding of Kadena operations. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Junko Kinjo)

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Colonel Brian Duffy, 18th Civil Engineer Group commander, greets Mr.Choki Yogi, 18th CEG Co-Commander, Sept. 10 during the Kadena Co-Commanders' tour. Dozens of local lecaders visited the base to gain better understanding of Kadena's mission and people. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Junko Kinjo)

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Lt.Col. Richard Jacobs, assistant director of operations for the 33d Resque Squadron, shows off and HH-60 Pavehawk during the Kadena Co-Commanders' tour Sept. 10. Dozens of local leaders toured the base as part of the Kadena Co-Commanders' tour to gain better understanding of Kadena operations and people. (U.S. Air Force photo / Junko Kinjo)

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Staff Sgt. Shaun King, from the 18th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, provides a briefing to local citizens during the Kadena Co-Commanders' tour Sept. 10. Dozens of Co-Commanders' visited the base and received a tour of its facilities to better familiarize them with Kadena's operations and people. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Junko Kinjo)

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Kadena Co-Commanders visit base, strengthen ties

Published Sept. 10, 2010
By 18th Wing Public Affairs

KADENA AIR BASE, Japan -- Dozens of local leaders visited Kadena Sept. 10 as part of the base's Co-Commanders' tour.

The Co-Commander program links a local community member with a unit on Kadena to promote partnership, cooperation and understanding.

The tour was just one event of many which are held throughout the year by the units to enhance their relationships with their Co-Commanders.