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Surveyor finds human bone near Marine Corps runway construction on Okinawa - Vimarsana News

Surveyor finds human bone near Marine Corps runway construction on Okinawa

A contractor discovered what appears to be a human bone while surveying a construction site near Camp Schwab, a Marine Corps base on Okinawa, according to the Okinawa Defense Bureau.

The second world war turned Okinawa into a graveyard. Now it's in China's sights - Vimarsana News

The second world war turned Okinawa into a graveyard. Now it's in China's sights

A peace activist collects the bones of the dead as conflict brews once more | 1843 magazine

U.S.–Japan Security Agreement Enhances Allied Goals - Vimarsana News

U.S.–Japan Security Agreement Enhances Allied Goals

The new SCC agreements represent written hopes of future success and do not, in and of themselves, represent achieving those objectives.

U.S. Should Use Japanese Political Change to Advance the Alliance - Vimarsana News

U.S. Should Use Japanese Political Change to Advance the Alliance

Abe’s conservative foreign policy views and the Japanese public’s growing concern over China provide an excellent opportunity for Washington to achieve several policy objectives critical to the health of the U.S.–Japan alliance.

Top 10 Reasons Why the U.S. Marines on Okinawa Are Essential to Peace and Security in the Pacific - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Reasons Why the U.S. Marines on Okinawa Are Essential to Peace and Security in the Pacific

Two factors have driven the debate over the planned U.S. military realignment in Japan: campaign pledges made by the Democratic Party of Japan and complaints from Okinawans about the presence of the U.S. military. These factors have had a particularly strong impact on efforts to preserve the Marine Corps Air Station on Okinawa. However, other critical factors—national interests, regional threats, and the U.S.–Japan alliance’s military requirements—are absent from the discussion over the station’s scheduled relocation from Futenma to a more remote locale. The Obama Administration shou...