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Members of the Ishikawa Police Station respond to the

Members of the Ishikawa Police Station respond to the

Members of the Ishikawa Police Station respond to the call of a simulated suspicious person Sept. 11 outside of Camp Hansen’s main gate. The Ishikawa Police Station trained with Marines assigned to Camp Guard, ... More

Cpl. Anthony G. Strauss reports a simulated suspicious

Cpl. Anthony G. Strauss reports a simulated suspicious

Cpl. Anthony G. Strauss reports a simulated suspicious person Sept. 11 outside Camp Hansen’s main gate. Marines assigned to Camp Guard, Camp Hansen Operations, participated in a joint exercise with the Ishikawa... More

Satoshi Yamada walks around Camp Hansen’s fence Sept.

Satoshi Yamada walks around Camp Hansen’s fence Sept.

Satoshi Yamada walks around Camp Hansen’s fence Sept. 11 during a small joint exercise between the Ishikawa Police Station and Marines with Camp Guard, Camp Hansen Operations. The Ishikawa police worked with Ca... More

Marines assigned to Camp Guard, Camp Hansen Operations,

Marines assigned to Camp Guard, Camp Hansen Operations,

Marines assigned to Camp Guard, Camp Hansen Operations, and members of the Ishikawa Police Station conduct a walk Sept. 11 around Camp Hansen’s fence. The walk around was completed as a way to check for any pot... More

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