Multiple outlets report that U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet pilots conduct touch-and-go landing practice at Iwo Jima, known in Japan as Iwo To. The training involves aircraft landing and taking off without coming to a full stop, used to build and maintain landing proficiency. Both sources state that Iwo Jima has served as a practice site for this purpose since 1991. The coverage focuses on the ongoing use of the island as a location for aviation readiness and pilot skill development, rather than on any specific incident or operational change. The articles describe the practice setting and its long-running use, emphasizing that the touch-and-go operations are intended to help pilots hone their skills. No additional details about the number of flights, participating units, or timing are provided in the excerpts beyond the continuity of training at the site since 1991.