Army Boss Program supports a monthly book reading event

Army Boss Program supports a monthly book reading event

by U.S. Army Garrison Okinawa
U.S. Army
February 22, 2019

The Army Boss Program supported a monthly book reading event at a local preschool in Yomitan Village on Feb. 21.

SGT Phillip Dyer and SPC Garron Rogers-Malloy from 78th Signal Battalion read a popular Japanese old folk tale, "Grandpa Flower Bloom", for the children.

"This is my second time to support this event and I am always glad to interact with the children because they are awesome!." said SGT Dyer.

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