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Home›Surface Vessels›1000 U.S. Sailors Moving from Japan to Guam
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March 21, 2011 · about 15 years ago

1000 U.S. Sailors Moving from Japan to Guam

About 1,000 sailors and aircraft that are part of an aircraft carrier wing based in Japan have started moving to Andersen Air Force Base, th… (guampdn) [mappress] Source: guampdn,March 21, 2011;

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About 1,000 sailors and aircraft that are part of an aircraft carrier wing based in Japan have started moving to Andersen Air Force Base, th…

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Source: guampdn,March 21, 2011;

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