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Denial of membership shall be for cause and passed upon by a quorum of general membership.Active members shall be entitled to the full use of all services, facilities and privileges offered by this association.Honorary: The president, with the approval of the executive board, may grant honorary membership to any person not otherwise eligible for any other class of membership, who is in some manner connected with Okinawa and whose membership will, in the opinion of the president, benefit the association.Honorary membership must be requested in writing and renewed annually.Honorary members shall not be required to pay dues but shall have the same privileges as active members except for voting, the right to hold office, and the right to serve on committees.To be eligible for participation in all or any KOSC activities such as volunteering for the Gift Corner, Mah Jongg, book club and other activities that the KOSC sponsors, it is a requirement to be an active member of the KOSC.Exceptions are noted in the bylaws under Article 8, Guest.Upon permanent departure of the member from Kadena Air Base.For cause deemed sufficient by a majority of the executive board to warrant termination of membership.Dragon boat photo courtesy Kadena AB website.Kadena Officers' Spouses' Club, Kadena Air Base website, and individual contributors, unless otherwise stated.Last updated 20 February 2008.Comptroller hostile situation
Airman 1st Class Gala Hamilton, 18th Dental Squadron, demonstrates marking the time and date of when she applied an atropine kit to Airman 1st Class Richard Glass and Staff Sgt.Maronda Council, both from the 18th Dental Squadron, during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.Thomas Brockmann, 18th Medical Operations Squadron, uses a stethoscope to check the status of Maj.Steven Clancy, 18th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.The 18th Services Squadron offers a variety of food from their single pallet expeditionary kitchen during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.The deployable kitchen can be set up from pallet to serving in under four hours.PACAF is conducting the inspection from March 9 to 15 to validate the mission readiness of the 18th Wing.Brett Williams, 18th Wing commander, thanks the Airmen of the 18th Services Squadron's single pallet expeditionary kitchen for a great meal and for doing a good job setting the tents up during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.The deployable kitchen can be set up from pallet to serving in under four hours.PACAF is conducting the inspection from March 9 to 15 to validate the mission readiness of the 18th Wing.Clifton Perry, 18th Wing chaplain, chooses from a variety of food offered by the 18th Services Squadron single pallet expeditionary kitchen during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.Clifton Perry, 18th Wing chaplain, talks with Airman 1st Class Tye Cavitt, 18th Services Squadron, while choosing from a variety of food offered by the 18th SVS single pallet expeditionary kitchen during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.The deployable kitchen can be set up from pallet to serving in under four hours.PACAF is conducting the inspection from March 9 to 15 to validate the mission readiness of the 18th Wing.Brett Williams, 18th Wing commander, chooses from a variety of food offered by the 18th Services Squadron's single pallet expeditionary kitchen during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.PACAF is conducting the inspection from March 9 to 15 to validate the mission readiness of the 18th Wing.Simple things like this must often be put on hold during exercises and contigencies, such as this week's Operational Readiness Inspection.Airman Eugene Washington, 18th Logistics Readiness Squadron, locates an improvised explosive device during sweep team training for the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 12, 2008.PACAF conducted the inspection from March 9 to 15 to validate mission readiness of the 18th Wing.Senior Airman Jeremy Visser, 18th Communications Squadron, adjusts the height angle of a mobile satellite for theater deployable communications during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.Eric Wentworth, 18th Communications Squadron, replaces a broken line card on a communication system inside the theater deployable communications tent during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.PACAF conducted the inspection from March 9 to 15 to validate mission readiness of the 18th Wing.Keith Collins has received from the perpetrator of a hostile situation scenario at the 18th Comptroller Squadron building, during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.Both Captain Englebert and Sergeant Collins are from the 18th Security Forces Squadron.Costello Williams, both assigned to the 18th Security Forces Squadron, take down and handcuff a perpetrator during a hostile situation scenario at the 18th Comptroller Squadron building, during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.PACAF is conducting the inspection from March 9 to 15 to validate the mission readiness of the 18th Wing.Anthony Johnson, 18th Security Forces Squadron, hides behind the door as the perpetrator of a hostile situation scenario at the 18th Comptroller Squadron building comes out to show his intentions if his demands are not met, during the 2008 Pacific Air Forces Operational Readiness Inspection at Kadena Air Base, Japan, March 11, 2008.The center accepts plastic, Styrofoam, glass, aluminum and other materials from Kadena Air Base for the wing recycling program.Kadena Air Base, Japan, Jan.The 18th Wing conducted the exercise from Jan.Kadena Air Base, Japan, Jan.The 18th Wing exercise from Jan.Kadena Air Base, Japan, 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18th Services Squadron.Okumafest attracts over 10,000 people each year.Contact us today and we will forward you our dynamic schedule of events your company can participate in.We have the best selection of food.We've added 17 new items!Have dinner at the Officers' Club or place an order to go.Cannot be used in conjunction with other specials.The Kadena Officers' Club Complex is located in Bldg 313 across from the Shogun Inn.If you're looking for a fantastic lunch buffet or Sunday Brunch, stop by the Kadena Officers' Club and try the best buffet on Okinawa.Catering is available through the Kadena Officers' Club.For information, payment, and contact information on your A.Evening Dining (Flame Room) Ext.Attention: You are leaving Kadena High School website and are entering DoDDS Okinawa District website.Attention: You are leaving Kadena High School Internet website and are entering Kadena High School Intranet website.Notes and instructions from the site Administrators.Looking for a lost friend?Please list the person you are searching for in the subject line and then enter a brief message.This is the official school site.Look here for links to the official school sites.Ok, not Okinawa, but the same country!Information on other overseas high school alumni associations.Military Brats Online is dedicated to linking brats everywhere with their past, friends, family and heritage.Public access site for Kadena Air Force Base.Please welcome our newest member:
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