8/18/2011 - Staff Sgt. James Wong, a postal specialist with the 18th Communications Squadron, puts mail into members of Team Kadena's mail boxes at the Kadena Air Base Post Office in Japan Aug. 17. Members of the Kadena post office have been working around the clock since Typhoon Muifa delayed thousands of pieces of mail from getting to the base. They have processed more than 3,805 pieces of Express, Letter-Class, Priority and Space Available mail totaling 83,829.5 lbs since the 60-hour typhoon. "The active duty Airmen and local nationals of the post office strive to process and deliver mail to Team Kadena within 24 hours of receiving mail trucks," said Wong. "The post office receives two to three trucks of mail on a daily basis." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Sara Csurilla)

8/18/2011 - Staff Sgt. James Wong, a postal specialist with the 18th Communications Squadron, puts mail into members of Team Kadena’s mail boxes at the base post office Aug. 17 at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Members of the Kadena post office have been working around the clock since Typhoon Muifa delayed thousands of pieces of mail from getting to the base. They have processed more than 3,805 pieces of Express, Letter-Class, Priority and Space Available mail totaling 83,829.5 lbs since the 60-hour typhoon. "The active duty Airmen and local nationals of the post office strive to process and deliver mail to Team Kadena within 24 hours of receiving mail trucks," said Wong. "The post office receives two to three trucks of mail on a daily basis." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Sara Csurilla)

8/18/2011 - Staff Sgt. Adam Kervin, a postal specialist with the 18th Communications Squadron, picks out the correct piece of mail before handing it off to the customer at the base post office Aug. 17 at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Members of the Kadena post office have been working around the clock since Typhoon Muifa delayed thousands of pieces of mail from getting to the base. They have processed more than 3,805 pieces of Express, Letter-Class, Priority and Space Available mail totaling 83,829.5 lbs since the 60-hour typhoon. "The active duty Airmen and local nationals of the post office strive to process and deliver mail to Team Kadena within 24 hours of receiving mail trucks," said Staff Sgt. Wong, a postal specialist with the 18th Communications Squadron. "The post office receives two to three trucks of mail on a daily basis." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Sara Csurilla)

8/18/2011 - Staff Sgt. James Wong, a postal specialist with the 18th Communications Squadron, arranges packages inside the base post office Aug. 17 at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Members of the Kadena post office have been working around the clock since Typhoon Muifa delayed thousands of pieces of mail from getting to the base. They have processed more than 3,805 pieces of Express, Letter-Class, Priority and Space Available mail totaling 83,829.5 lbs since the 60-hour typhoon. “The active duty Airmen and local nationals of the post office strive to process and deliver mail to Team Kadena within 24 hours of receiving mail trucks,” said Wong. “The post office receives two to three trucks of mail on a daily basis.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Sara Csurilla)

8/18/2011 - Senior Airman Roy Ramon, a postal specialist with the 18th Communications Squadron, places packages in their assigned places before being mailed inside the base post office Aug. 17 at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Members of the Kadena post office have been working around the clock since Typhoon Muifa delayed thousands of pieces of mail from getting to the base. They have processed more than 3,805 pieces of Express, Letter-Class, Priority and Space Available mail totaling 83,829.5 lbs since the 60-hour typhoon. "The active duty Airmen and local nationals of the post office strive to process and deliver mail to Team Kadena within 24 hours of receiving mail trucks," said Wong. "The post office receives two to three trucks of mail on a daily basis." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Sara Csurilla)

8/18/2011 - Yutaka Takaesu and Hiromichi Ginama, postal specialists at Kadena Air Base's Post Office, write package notices for post office patrons Aug. 17 at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Members of the Kadena post office have been working around the clock since Typhoon Muifa delayed thousands of pieces of mail from getting to the base. They have processed more than 3,805 pieces of Express, Letter-Class, Priority and Space Available mail totaling 83,829.5 lbs since the 60-hour typhoon. "The active duty Airmen and local nationals of the post office strive to process and deliver mail to Team Kadena within 24 hours of receiving mail trucks," said Wong. "The post office receives two to three trucks of mail on a daily basis." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Sara Csurilla)

8/18/2011 - Staff Sgt. James Wong, a postal specialist with the 18th Communications Squadron, gives post office patrons their long awaited mail at the post office Aug. 17 at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Members of the Kadena post office have been working around the clock since Typhoon Muifa delayed thousands of pieces of mail from getting to the base. They have processed more than 3,805 pieces of Express, Letter-Class, Priority and Space Available mail totaling 83,829.5 lbs since the 60-hour typhoon. "The active duty Airmen and local nationals of the post office strive to process and deliver mail to Team Kadena within 24 hours of receiving mail trucks," said Wong. "The post office receives two to three trucks of mail on a daily basis." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Sara Csurilla)