Whether United States Military personnel, while deployed on U.S. Naval vessels undertaking a U.S. diplomatic humanitarian assistance mission, can rightfully rely on jurisdiction in a United States court when incurring harms by a private, foreign corporation for conduct occurring on foreign soil;

Whether a Statement of Interest from the United States should be afforded dispositive weight when considering dismissal on international comity grounds where Petitioners are U.S. Military Personnel harmed by a private Japanese corporation while onboard U.S. Naval vessels deployed on a U.S. initiated diplomatic and humanitarian relief mission to Japan;

Whether the lower courts had erroneously ascribed dispositive weight to their choice-of-law findings when analyzing and ultimately dismissing Petitioners' claims on the basis of international comity.

Whether U.S. military personnel can rely on U.S. court jurisdiction for harms by foreign corporations on foreign soil