and drinks with a lot of laughs.

Nights were fraught with terror.but our service did make a difference.

is a living testament to the indomitable spirit of those who serve their country.Camaraderie of fellow soldiers was the only solace amidst the chaos.Norio’s service started with an unexpected turn when he shipped out.

He understood that his service was not just about safeguarding a base; it was about standing as a symbol of support for those in need.This was his first time returning to Misawa since his Army unit was assigned to guard the base in 1950.

and the young man had just graduated from Box Elder High School.

(DoD photo by Patti Hirahara)Norio Uyematsu’s journey began in the quiet town of Brigham City.and campus visitors endured yesterday during the shooting and the tense aftermath is life-changing.

The contents of the envelopes are currently being evaluated.I urge you to check in on each other and utilize counseling services if you need them.

and concern directed to UNLV and our students and staff over the last 24 hours provides great comfort during this trying time.its especially important for all of us to be there for each other and I am committed to doing all I can for all of our students and staff – to listen.