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42nd Infantry Division Soldiers pose with the Ikedas, a family they visited during Yama Sakura 57. The visits were part of the cultural exchange aspect of the exercise. The Soldiers are (clockwise from top left): Staff Sgt. Robert Lant, Staff Sgt. Fredric Trunzo, Pfc. Kelly Rushing and Pfc. Callie Haynes.

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