The Australian Defence Force and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force conducted joint exercises in Hawaii as part of Exercise Yama Sakura 91.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
The Australian Defence Force and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force conducted joint exercises in Hawaii as part of Exercise Yama Sakura 91.
Who's involved
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Part of
Australia, US, Canada, and New Zealand conducted joint military exercises involving personnel deployments to Hawaii and Guam.Also in this story
- A 2017 joint military exercise took place around Guam involving personnel from Canada, Australia, US, Japan, and South Korea.
- New Zealand Army and Royal New Zealand Air Force conducted joint combat training exercises in the Pacific region.
- The Royal Australian Navy held pre-briefs before arriving in Hawaii for military activities.
- The New Zealand and Australian armies jointly participated in Exercise Tauwharenīkau.
The entities involved
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Australian Defence Force
combined military forces of Australia
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Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
army branch of the Japanese armed forces
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Hawaii
state of the United States of America
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- Joint exercises between Hawaii and Indonesian National Armed Forces began on September 1, 2026, aimed at strengthening bilateral interoperability and cooperation.
- Gallatin AI deployed Navigator for U.S. Army support during the trilateral Yama Sakura exercise involving the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, ensuring interoperability across Allied systems.