Christopher Bopp News Today

The Marine Corps said Thursday it has reactivated a base in Guam, establishing the branch's first newly constructed base in 70 years.

The U.S. Marine Corps reactivated a new base on Guam in a ceremony, Jan. 26, honoring the long-shared history of the Marine Corps and Guam and establishing a forward presence in the Indo-Pacific that will endure into the future.

Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Blaz held a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony at the Sabånan Fadang Memorial located on the base’s Main Cantonment area.

Okinawa Gov. Denny Tamaki is on Guam as part of continued dialogue on the relocation of as many as 5,000 U.S. Marines from Okinawa and elsewhere to Marine Corps Camp

U.S. military officials say the relocation of about 4,000 Okinawa-based Marine personnel to Guam can commence in 2024 as planned, noting significant progress in the construction of the base in the U.S. Pacific territory that will host them. After a slowdown in the project due&#x2...

Camp Blaz, the first new Marine Corps installation in 70 years, is going up just to the east of Andersen Air Force Base and will be ready for the 5,000 Marines expected to arrive by the mid-2020s, but many of its core structures are still works in progress.

U.S. military officials says the relocation of about 4,000 Okinawa-based Marine personnel to Guam can commence in 2024 as planned.

The Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz Toys for Tots campaign is one week away from beginning and will accept donations all the way to Dec. 10.

A machine-gun range at Anderson Air Force Base is expected to be completed in October 2024.

DEDEDO, Guam (U.S. Marine Corps) — Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz is proud to announce the start of the 12th Toys for Tots campaign on Guam and seventh in the