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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.

Stafford man finishes first in Marine Corps Historic Half Marathon - Vimarsana News

Stafford man finishes first in Marine Corps Historic Half Marathon

The Marine Corps Historic Half Marathon saw ideal running weather under cloudy skies on Sunday, May 19.

Marine Corps Says Half of Barracks Had Issues, Though Only 118 Marines Moved, After Worldwide Inspection - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps Says Half of Barracks Had Issues, Though Only 118 Marines Moved, After Worldwide Inspection

The inspection took place between February and March, a quick time frame for a herculean task that involved looking at hundreds of barracks buildings and roughly 60,000 rooms around the world.

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Top Marine 'won't apologize' for Corps' past neglect of barracks - Vimarsana News

Top Marine 'won't apologize' for Corps' past neglect of barracks

"But now the tide has to turn, and we have to get back to quality of life," Gen. Eric Smith said.

Top Marine 'won't apologize' for Corps' past neglect of barracks - Vimarsana News

Top Marine 'won't apologize' for Corps' past neglect of barracks

"But now the tide has to turn, and we have to get back to quality of life," Gen. Eric Smith said.