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US Army radar site in Japan marks 20 years of missile watch

Filed: Sep 15, 2026 at 1:05 AM ET
Summary: The Army’s remote Shariki Communications Site marked two decades of monitoring East Asia skies for ballistic missile threats that could endanger Japan, American forces, or the United States. The site is described as part of a long-running effort to watch for missile activity.
WHO: U.S. Army
WHAT: Remote Shariki Communications Site marked 20 years of monitoring for ballistic missile threats in East Asia
WHEN: Jan 1, 2006
WHERE: Japan
WHY: To monitor for ballistic missile threats that could threaten Japan, American forces, or the United States.

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