THE GUIDELINES FOR JAPAN-U.S. DEFENSE COOPERATION
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FUNCTIONS AND FIELDS AND EXAMPLES OF ITEMS OF COOPERATION IN SITUATIONS IN AREAS SURROUNDING JAPAN
Functions and Fields |
Examples of Items of Cooperation |
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Cooperation in activities initiated by either Government |
Relief activities and measures to deal with refugees |
- Transportation of personnel and supplies to the affected area - Medical services, communications and transportation in the affected area - Relief and transfer operations for refugees, and provision of emergency materials to refugees |
Search and rescue |
- Search and rescue operations in Japanese territory and at sea around Japan and information sharing related to such operations |
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Noncombatant evacuation operations |
- Information sharing, and communication with and assembly and transportation of noncombatants - Use of Self-Defense Forces facilities and civilian airports and ports by U.S. aircraft and vessels for transportation of noncombatants - Customs, immigration and quarantine of noncombatants upon entry into Japan - Assistance to noncombatants in such matters as temporary accommodations, transportation and medical services in Japan |
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Activities for ensuring the effectiveness of economic sanctions for the maintenance of international peace and stability |
- Inspection of ships based on United Nations Security Council resolutions for ensuring the effectiveness of economic sanctions and activities related to such inspections - Information sharing |
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FUNCTIONS AND FIELDS AND EXAMPLES OF ITEMS OF COOPERATION IN SITUATIONS IN AREAS SURROUNDING JAPAN
Functions and Fields |
Examples of Items of Cooperation |
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Japan's support for U.S. Forces activities |
Use of facilities |
- Use of Self-Defense Forces facilities and civilian airports and ports for supplies and other purposes by U.S. aircraft and vessels - Reservation of spaces for loading/unloading of personnel and materials by the United States and of storage areas at Self-Defense Forces facilities and civilian airports and ports - Extension of operating hours for Self-Defense Forces facilities and civilian airports and ports for the use by U.S. aircraft and vessels - Use of Self-Defense Forces airfields by U.S. aircraft - Provision of training and exercise areas - Construction of offices, accommodations, etc., inside U.S. facilities and areas |
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Rear area support |
Supply |
- Provision of materials (except weapons and ammunition) and POL (petroleum, oil and lubricants) to U.S. aircraft and vessels at Self-Defense Forces facilities and civilian airports and ports - Provision of materials (except weapons and ammunition) and POL to U.S. facilities and areas |
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Transportation |
- Land, sea and air transportation inside Japan of personnel, materials and POL - Sea transportation to U.S. vessels on the high seas of personnel, materials and POL - Use of vehicles and cranes for transportation of personnel, materials and POL |
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Maintenance |
- Repair and maintenance of U.S. aircraft, vessels and vehicles - Provision of repair parts - Temporary provision of tools and materials for maintenance |
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FUNCTIONS AND FIELDS AND EXAMPLES OF ITEMS OF COOPERATION IN SITUATIONS IN AREAS SURROUNDING JAPAN
Functions and Fields |
Examples of Items of Cooperation |
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Japan's support for U.S. Forces activities |
Rear area support |
Medical services |
- Medical treatment of casualties inside Japan - Transportation of casualties inside Japan - Provision of medical supply |
Security |
- Security of U.S. facilities and areas - Seas surveillance around U.S. facilities and areas - Security of transportation routes inside Japan - Information and intelligence sharing |
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Communications |
- Provision of frequencies (including for satellite communications) and equipment for communications among relevant U.S. and Japanese agencies |
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Others |
- Support for port entry/exit by U.S. vessels - Loading/unloading of materials at Self-Defense Forces facilities and civilian airports and ports - Sewage disposal, water supply, and electricity inside U.S. facilities and areas - Temporary increase of workers at U.S. facilities and areas |
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U.S.-Japan operational cooperation |
Surveillance |
- Intelligence sharing |
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Minesweeping |
- Minesweeping operations in Japanese territory and on the high seas around Japan, and information and intelligence sharing on mines |
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Sea and airspace management |
- Maritime traffic coordination in and around Japan in response to increased sea traffic - Air traffic control and airspace management in and around Japan |
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