Is it important, then, as we train our service men and women, our soldiers, to look at the Indo-Pacific, yeah, and the first island chain right there that they do understand that Guam at one point, yes, it is territory now, but was occupied by Japan during World War II.
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Tokuda emphasizes the importance of understanding Guam's history for military training.
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