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Lt. Col. James Hurd, executive officer for Marine Corps

Lt. Col. James Hurd, executive officer for Marine Corps

Lt. Col. James Hurd, executive officer for Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Japan, poses for a group photo with Toshiyuki Kuwabara, center, chairman of the Iwakuni City Council, and other members of the counci... More

Toshiyuki Kuwabara, left, chairman of the Iwakuni City

Toshiyuki Kuwabara, left, chairman of the Iwakuni City

Toshiyuki Kuwabara, left, chairman of the Iwakuni City Council, listens to Lt. Col. James Hurd, right, executive officer for Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Japan, explains the use of the UC-35D Cessna during... More

Lt. Col. James Hurd, executive officer for Marine Corps

Lt. Col. James Hurd, executive officer for Marine Corps

Lt. Col. James Hurd, executive officer for Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Okinawa, Japan, Marine Corps Installations Pacific, gives a command brief to Chugoku Shikoku Defense Bureau officials, Okinawa Defen... More

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