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Meeting is on the 2nd floor, Building 534, Resiliency and Restoration Center, across the street from the Army Community Services Center. Note to visitors: Anyone who wishes to attend a meeting on base must pre-arrange their visit with a base resident. As this requires the resident to be responsible for the visitor, residents may not be able to honor all requests. A visitor to any US military installation also must have valid proof of their nationality, such as a passport or zairyu card, as there are a number of countries whose citizens are not permitted onto US military installations.
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Big Book studyEnglishMILITARYOpen to all
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