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"Large Quantities of Dangerous U.S. Military Ammunition Remain": Ms. Miyagi Demands Accountability From the Government over U.S. Military Waste Left in a World Natural Heritage Forest.
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[Five years since World Natural Heritage designation] (5) Abandoned US military waste - Naha City, 26th. At an event commemorating the 5th anniversary of the World Natural Heritage designation, a Japan Ground Self-Defense Force unexploded ordnance disposal unit, dressed in camouflage, rushed to the venue. Among the US military waste, a rifle magazine (right) was filled with unused blank rounds. The reason was that it was an exhibit by butterfly …
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