Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the beginning of a major military upgrade in Japan, transforming U.S. Forces Japan into a joint force headquarters with expanded warfighting and operational responsibilities. Speaking during a press conference in Tokyo, Hegseth said the move reflects closer cooperation with Japan’s newly established Joint Operations Command and aims to enhance the alliance’s ability to respond to regional threats, particularly from China.
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Hegseth announces US command upgrades in Japan to help deter China

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US to upgrade military presence in Japan, establishing joint force headquarters to enhance cooperation and counter Chinese military activity.

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