Summer Hire Program a ‘win-win’ for USAG Japan teens, work centers

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Summer Hire Program a ‘win-win’ for USAG Japan teens, work centers

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Riki Fameli, one of about a dozen teens employed with U.S. Army Garrison Japan’s Summer Hire Program, researches data while working at the Army Community Service center on July 11, 2018, at Camp Zama, Japan. The program allows local family members the opportunity for part-time employment during their summer vacation from school. (U.S. Army photo by Timothy Flack)

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