Realignment of U.S. forces in

(Okinawa) -Relocation of U.S. forces’ aviation training exercises in Japan has been conducted since 2006 (Chitose, Misawa, Hyakuri, Komatsu, (Mainland Japan) Relocation of Marine Corps Tsuiki, Nyutabaru). Air Station Futenma -Agreement on aviation training relocation to and other Replacement facility will be established in Camp locations in 2011 (Training relocation was implemented 93 times Schwab-Henokosaki area and adjacent waters. KC-130 as of the end of December 2018 (incl relocation to Guam and was relocated to Iwakuni (completed in August 2014). other locations)). -Training relocation of MV-22 Ospreys, etc. at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma outside of Okinawa was implemented from FY 2016 (once in Guam, and five times in Japan through the end of December 2017) ●Chitose

Camp Schwab Relocation of US Marine Corps personnel to locations outside Japan Yokota Air Base -Relocation of Japan Air Self- -Approx. 9000 (at capacity) U.S. Marine Corps and their associated Defense Force(JASDF) Air dependents from Okinawa to locations outside of Japan Defense Command HQ from Kadena Airbase *End-State for the U.S. Marine Corps forces in Okinawa will be consistent Fuchu (March 2012) Army Tank FarmNo.1 with the levels envisioned in the Roadmap. Camp Kuwae -Five CV-22 Ospreys Deployed Camp Zukeran *The number of U.S. marines in Guam is to be approxmately 5, 000 (at (October 2018) Makiminato Service Area MCAS Futenma capacity). -Facility and infrastructure development costs for relocation to Guam Hyakuri Naha Port Facility ● Naha Overall cost: 8.6 billion US dollars (provisional estimate by the U.S. ● Komatsu -Reorganization of U.S. Army Government) 2.8 billion US dollars for US fiscal year (FY) 2008. Japan (FY 2008) -Relocation of Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) Return of land south of Kadena Central Readiness Force (CRF) Consolidation plan on return of land south of Kadena was released in April 2013 and Tsuiki ● Command HQ from Asaka time of return for the following facilities and areas was specified; -Competion of relocation of aircraft carriers (JFY 2012) • Camp Kuwae(total return） *Total area is approximately Nyutabaru from Atsugi to Iwakuni (March 2018) • Makiminato Service Area ● 220 times that of Dome - Decision on Permanent Field-Carrier （total return） Kanoya● Landing Practice (FCLP) location • Marine Corps Air Station Futenma （total return） Naval Air Facility Atsugi (Mageshima Island being a candidate) • Naha Port Facility（total return） • Army Petroleum, Oil and Lubricant Depot Kuwae Tank Magejima Farm No.1 （total return） Marine Corps • Camp Zukeran（partial return） Air Station Iwakuni

※ In the “2+2” Joint Statement of April, 2012, Japan and the U.S. decided to delink both the relocation of the U.S. Marine Corps personnel from Okinawa to Guam and land returns south of Kadena from progress on the relocations of MCAS Futenma