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Participants in the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5 kilometer

Participants in the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5 kilometer

Participants in the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5 kilometer run take off sprinting Nov. 30, after the start buzzer rang. More than 120 runners participated in the event with Marines, sailors and locals running togethe... More

1st Lt. Alex Cloninger runs alongside Harry Fang, 8,

1st Lt. Alex Cloninger runs alongside Harry Fang, 8,

1st Lt. Alex Cloninger runs alongside Harry Fang, 8, who finished the run with a time of 24 minutes 14 seconds during the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5K run Nov. 30, Fang finished before any other person from Tinian ... More

1st Lt. Alex Cloninger explains the course for the

1st Lt. Alex Cloninger explains the course for the

1st Lt. Alex Cloninger explains the course for the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5K run to participants waiting at the starting line Nov. 30. “So many Marines, sailors and local residents came out and helped with a very... More

Participants in the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5K run pose

Participants in the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5K run pose

Participants in the 2nd Tinian Hafa Adai 5K run pose for a photo before jumping in the waters of Taga Beach after the run Nov. 30. The run consisted of more then 120 participants including local residents and s... More

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