Falcons Players Visit U.S. Troops in Japan on NFL-USO Tour

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Falcons Players Visit U.S. Troops in Japan on NFL-USO Tour

Falcons players Jessie Bates III, Zach Harrison and Jalon Walker, along with team legend John Abraham, recently visited U.S. service members stationed in Japan as part of the NFL's Salute to Service initiative. The group spent a week touring military installations and hosting events for service members and their families. Atlanta has participated in four USO tours since 2016, visiting troops stationed around the world.

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