Japan will press for early implementation of the Special Action Committee on Okinawa Final Report, including the relocation and return of Futenma Air Station.
The return of a part of the Northern Training Areawas included in the final report of the U.S.-Japan Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO) in 1996, and the condition of relocating the existing helipads was not decided based on discussions with the Okinawa prefectural government, local governmental bodies, or local residents.
In this respect, the two leaders took satisfaction in the significant progress whichhas been made so far through the Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO) and welcomed the far reaching measures outlined in the SACO Interim Report of April 15, 1996.
In this respect, the two leaders took satisfaction in the significant progress whichhas been made so far through the Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO) and welcomed the far reaching measures outlined in the SACO Interim Report of April 15, 1996.
They emphasized that improved implementation of the Status of Forces Agreement(SOFA), including due attention to the environment,and steady implementation of the Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO) Final Report are important to the stable presence of U.S. forces in Japan.
They emphasized that improved implementation of the Status of Forces Agreement(SOFA), including due attention to the environment,and steady implementation of the Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO) Final Report are important to the stable presence of U.S. forces in Japan.
Moreover, while earnestly striving to promote growth and development in Okinawa, I intend to concentrate my fullestefforts on the steady implementation of the Final Report of the Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO), including the relocation and return of Futenma Air Station and to make efforts to alleviate the burden borne by the people of Okinawa Prefecture.
Noise Reduction at Kadena The two sides affirmed their commitment to further noise reduction at Kadena through such measures as expansion of both bilateral and unilateral training outside of Okinawa, including improvements to the aviation training relocation program,and steady implementation of the Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO) Final Report.
Both sides, recognizing the extensive delays inFutenma relocation resulting from the many problems related to the 1996 Special Action Committee on Okinawa(SACO) plan for relocation of Futenma Air Station to a civil-military facility located on a coral reef in deep waters, examined numerous other possible options for relocation within Okinawa prefecture that could accelerate return of Futenma Air Station while maintaining operational capabilities.
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