U.S. Military Bases in Okinawa: United States Government Documents (released through FOIA requests) // ScholarSpace

This collection of U.S. government documents was released through a series of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests pursued by Jon Mitchell, British journalist and author, who has done extensive work exposing human rights issues on Okinawa. The documents originated in the US Department of Defense (Marine Corps, Army and Air Force) and CIA, and reveal the social, cultural and environmental impacts of the US military operations on Okinawa and Okinawans. These documents were generously donated in 2020 and 2023.

List of items in this collection
Title	Date Added	Visibility
Camp Butler integrated natural resources and cultural resources management plan, Marine Corps Base Camp Smedley D. Bulter MCIPAC installations, Okinawa, Japan	2020-11-30	Open Access
Okinawa Culture Awareness Training (OCAT)	2020-10-01	Open Access
Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan Revision 3, Fiscal Years 2013 through 2017 for Kadena Air Base	2020-10-01	Open Access
Site Assessment Proposal, Building 43808, Munitions Deactiviation Furnance, 18 MUNS Area, Kadena Air Base	2020-10-01	Open Access
Military Housing Inspections - Japan	2020-11-30	Open Access
Appendix A Survey of Cultural Resources in Area 1, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan	2020-10-01	Open Access
Understanding Base Politics in Okinawa - Part 1 (pp. 1-13)	2020-10-01	Open Access
Sanitary Survey of the Potable Water System Kadena Air Base	2020-10-01	Open Access
Part 2 Environment, History, Customes, Beliefs	2020-10-01	Open Access
Sampling Recommendations to Determine the Extent of Lead Contamination in Soil Surrounding the Munitions Deactivation Furnance, Kadena Air Base	2020-10-01	Open Access