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U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Daniel C. Sanchez, left,

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Daniel C. Sanchez, left,

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Daniel C. Sanchez, left, and Sgt. Jason L. Powe search through boxes of comic books during the third annual Comic Con Okinawa, hosted by Marine Corps Community Services May 4 at the Ca... More

Gunnery Sgt. Martha L. Rivera plays a board game with

Gunnery Sgt. Martha L. Rivera plays a board game with

Gunnery Sgt. Martha L. Rivera plays a board game with her son, Hector Guardado Jr., at the third annual Comic Con Okinawa, hosted by Marine Corps Community Services May 4 at the Camp Foster Community Center. Co... More

Attendees visit displays during the third annual Comic

Attendees visit displays during the third annual Comic

Attendees visit displays during the third annual Comic Con Okinawa, hosted by Marine Corps Community Services May 4 at the Camp Foster Community Center. Comic Con was hosted in the Camp Foster Library for two y... More

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