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General returns to Okinawa, this time to lead all Marine bases across the Pacific - Vimarsana News

General returns to Okinawa, this time to lead all Marine bases across the Pacific

Maj. Gen. Brian Wolford began his third Okinawa tour Friday as he assumed command of Marine Corps Installations Pacific. Wolford, most recently the commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Korea, first deployed to the island in the 1990s as a motor and logistics officer and led the 3rd Marine Logistics Group on Okinawa from July 2020 to June 2022.

Diesel fuel from Marine Corps base leaked into local stream, South Korean officials say - Vimarsana News

Diesel fuel from Marine Corps base leaked into local stream, South Korean officials say

Roughly four tons of diesel fuel from this Marine Corps base 180 miles southeast of Seoul leaked into a nearby stream last week, according to Pohang city officials and an environmental group.

Keep your guns holstered: Cold weather delays sleeves-up ritual for some Pacific Marines - Vimarsana News

Keep your guns holstered: Cold weather delays sleeves-up ritual for some Pacific Marines

The signal for sleeves down in the fall or sleeves up in the spring follows daylight saving time, which took place Sunday in the United States.

U.S. lawmakers vow commitment to South Korea is 'ironclad' - Vimarsana News

U.S. lawmakers vow commitment to South Korea is 'ironclad'

There are 28,500 U.S. service members on the Korean peninsula today as part of United States Forces Korea.

Parris Island Marine Officer Arrested in Florida, Marking Latest Leadership Troubles for Training Command - Vimarsana News

Parris Island Marine Officer Arrested in Florida, Marking Latest Leadership Troubles for Training Command

Lt. Col. Michael Masters was booked into a Florida county jail on Saturday morning and charged with felony-level "abuse of a child without great bodily harm" and domestic battery by strangulation, according to county police records.