VIDEO| Okinawa 2021 PCS

VIDEO| Okinawa 2021 PCS

by Cpl. Terry Wong
Marine Corps Installations Pacific
June 17, 2021

For inbound personnel joining the III Marine Expeditionary Force and MCIPAC family under the current conditions, please take a few minutes to learn about the process of transitioning to Okinawa. Our top priorities are to preserve the force and protect our families and the local community.

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