 Adults and kids alike run the track dressed as their favorite superheroes, collecting glow sticks after each lap at the second annual superhero glow run. We're having this to let the military children know that we're here for them, we're here to support them, let them know that everybody today is thinking about them. Person that exercises, they're happier, so we feel like it's exercised a lot. They're generally happier. The glow run was a chance for kids and their parents to get moving, have fun with their friends, and meet new people. I think it brought people together, they all get out here, people I've never seen before, but people are just cheering each other on and getting the kids to keep going. It was a lot of fun, they both ran a lot and had a lot of blast. And I saw my friends. And you saw your friends. We definitely will come back next year, right? This year's glow run used over 2,000 glow sticks and has almost 200 participants and their families looking forward to next year. Seaman Aaron Sperling of Sawa Air Base, Japan.