Accused deserter Jenkins surrenders to U.S. military

Accused deserter Jenkins surrenders to U.S. military

ZAMA, Japan - Accused U.S. Army deserter Charles Jenkins (L) surrenders Sept. 11 to the U.S. military at Camp Zama near Tokyo. Lt. Col. Paul Nigara, U.S. Army Japan provost marshal, received Jenkins when he arrived at the base from the Tokyo hospital where he had been staying since July.

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