Soldiers from the 1st Infantry Regiment, Japanese Ground Self Defense Force, move through and clear a simulated village during an Urban Live Fire training event as part of Exercise Rising Thunder 18 at the Yakima Training Center, WA, Sept. 2. Urban areas present some of the most complex battlefield environments found in modern warfare. Training with our partners ensures our readiness and ability to work together in any situation.

Soldiers from the 1st Infantry Regiment, Japanese Ground Self Defense Force, move through and clear a simulated village during an Urban Live Fire training event as part of Exercise Rising Thunder 18 at the Yakima Training Center, WA, Sept. 2. Urban areas present some of the most complex battlefield environments found in modern warfare. Training with our partners ensures our readiness and ability to work together in any situation. Stock Photo

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