Eight garrison towns

Eight garrison towns
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The location	1-81, Kuukou, Yao-shi, Osaka
Coordinate	34°35'53" N 135°36'27" E / 34.59806 degrees N 135.60750 degrees E / 34.59806, a 135.60750 coordinate: 34°35'53" N 135°36'27" E / 34.59806 degrees N 135.60750 degrees E / 34.59806, 135.60750
Garrison town commander	Captain of central part area airline
The establishment year	1954
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Eight garrison towns (やおちゅうとんち, JGSDF Camp Yao) are located in Yao Airport of 1-81, Kuukou, Yao-shi, Osaka and are a garrison town of the Ground Self-Defense Force where central part area flying corps are stationed. Captain of central part area airline combines with the garrison town commander.

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History

• -8 airports are returned (1954) in 1954 by the United States Armed Forces and are transferred as the ground where the third district flying corps hang around for 'Itami from Hamamatsu [¹].
• I am reorganized (1962) in 1962 by - central part area flying corps.
• I am promoted to - garrison town (1974) on April 11 in 1974 [²].
• I abolish area squadron by - flying corps reorganization (1994) in 1994, and the division squadron becomes a division subordinate.

Station corps

• The central part area flying corps headquarters
• Eight the 398th accounts corps military contingents
• The 318th base communication squadron eight military contingent
• Eight the 131st district police affairs corps military contingents
• Eight garrison town duties corps
• The third squadron
• Central part area communication group air transmission group

The nearest main line traffic

• Expressway： Eight Kinki Expressway IC
• General way： National highway No. 25、National highway No. 170 (belt line out of Osaka)、Osaka center belt line、Eight Domyoji Line
• Railroad： West Japan RailwayKansai Main Line（Yamato route）Shiki Station、Osaka municipal subwayTanimachi LineYao-Minami Station

Footnote

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1. ^ http://www.mod.go.jp/rdb/kinchu/public_relations/magazine/data/kinki-chubu_021.pdf Middle Kinki Defense Bureau public information magazine 2012 11/12 month issue Self-Defense Forces facilities circulation Ground Self-Defense Force eight garrison town]} (PDF)
2. Government ordinance (April 11, 1974 government ordinance 110th) which revises a part of the ^ Self-Defense Forces Law enforcement order

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