The U.S. military in Japan has yet to convene a new forum it announced in July to enhance cooperation with the Okinawa government and local residents, following alleged sexual assault cases involving its service members in the southern island prefecture.The schedule for holding the first meeting is unclear, with the topics and participants also not decided.Okinawa Gov. Denny Tamaki told a press conference Thursday that "final confirmation" of issues to be discussed is planned in mid-November.U.S. Forces Japan, headquartered at Yokota Air Base in the suburbs of Tokyo, said in a written state…READ FULL ARTICLE