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Col. James G. Flynn, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma

Col. James G. Flynn, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma

Col. James G. Flynn, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma commanding officer, explained the air station's air operations to Japan Minister of Defense Yasuo Ichikawa in the air traffic control tower here Nov. 12. Th... More

Col. James G. Flynn, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma

Col. James G. Flynn, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma

Col. James G. Flynn, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma commanding officer, presents a brief to Japan Minister of Defense Yasuo Ichikawa at the Headquarters Building here Nov. 12. The purpose of the visit was to ... More

A member of the Okinawa Defense Bureau points out landmarks

A member of the Okinawa Defense Bureau points out landmarks

A member of the Okinawa Defense Bureau points out landmarks to Japan Minister of Defense Yasuo Ichikawa here Nov. 12. The purpose of the visit was to observe the current situation of the facilities through tour... More

Minister of Defense Ichikawa makes a courtesy call

Minister of Defense Ichikawa makes a courtesy call

Minister of Defense Ichikawa makes a courtesy call to Maj. Gen. William D. Beydler, acting Okinawa area coordinator and commanding general of 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, at Building 1 here Nov. 12. The purpose of... More

Japan Minister of Defense Yasuo Ichikawa and Col. James

Japan Minister of Defense Yasuo Ichikawa and Col. James

Japan Minister of Defense Yasuo Ichikawa and Col. James G. Flynn, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma commanding officer, leave the air traffic control tower on the flight line here Nov. 12. The purpose of the vis... More

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