USFJ top commander vows continued efforts to prevent crimes

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. Forces Japan Commander Lt. Gen. Edward Rice speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on May 16. Rice promised to continue the ''tremendous investment'' of effort to prevent crimes by U.S. service members, while announcing the completion of a review and reinforcement of current sexual harassment and assault measures.

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