By MAHO FUKUI/ Staff Writer
August 14, 2022 at 18:21 JST
Mio Nagata, a freshman, speaks of the danger of accidents involving U.S. military aircraft at Okinawa International University in Ginowan, Okinawa Prefecture, on Aug. 13. (Maho Fukui)
GINOWAN, Okinawa Prefecture--When a U.S. military helicopter crashed and burned at the campus of Okinawa International University here 18 years ago, expectations were high that the incident would bring about a sea change in the way U.S. forces conducted their operations. [Read More]
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