Why we can’t ‘afford’ Saturday mail delivery: More Marines to Japan; Vietnam, Cambodia nex
The Internet Post
t 05 Feb 2013 The Marine Corps’ shift to the Pacific will ramp up considerably this year, with more personnel and aircraft rotating to Japan and other destinations throughout the region. As of late January, there are two infantry battalions rotating through Okinawa for six months at a time, with a third scheduled to start this summer. The Corps also intends to send a contingent of electronic warfare aircraft to its air station in mainland Japan, and a group of explosives experts will undertake a humanitarian mission in Vietnam. Future engagement with Cambodia is on the horizon, too.
Why we can’t ‘afford’ Saturday mail delivery: More Marines to Japan; Vietnam, Cambodia next
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Filed under: economics, foreign policy, government, military Tagged: Cambodia, Japan, Okinawa, Okinawa Prefecture, Pacific Ocean, United States, United States Marine Corps, Vietnam 
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