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A man-sized cardboard boat rests in the grass July

A man-sized cardboard boat rests in the grass July

A man-sized cardboard boat rests in the grass July 2 at Torii Beach on Torii Station, Okinawa during the annual Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-36 Beach Bash. The event provided MALS-36 Marines and their fam... More

Cpl. Shane M. Walsh serves in a volleyball game July

Cpl. Shane M. Walsh serves in a volleyball game July

Cpl. Shane M. Walsh serves in a volleyball game July 2 at Torii Beach on Torii Station, Okinawa during the annual Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-36 Beach Bash. The event provided MALS-36 Marines and their f... More

Cpl. Nicholas McGuire peers through a cardboard spyglass

Cpl. Nicholas McGuire peers through a cardboard spyglass

Cpl. Nicholas McGuire peers through a cardboard spyglass while showcasing his work section’s cardboard boat July 2 at Torii Beach on Torii Station, Okinawa during the annual Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-3... More

A child enjoys bouncing through an inflatable obstacle

A child enjoys bouncing through an inflatable obstacle

A child enjoys bouncing through an inflatable obstacle course July 2 at Torii Beach on Torii Station, Okinawa, during the annual Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-36 Beach Bash. The event provided MALS-36 Mari... More

Robert B. Hallett, left, instructs Tara Kelley July

Robert B. Hallett, left, instructs Tara Kelley July

Robert B. Hallett, left, instructs Tara Kelley July 24 during a security engineering workshop in classroom two at the mess hall on Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Okinawa. Department of Defense employees cove... More

Marines participate in a man-sized cardboard boat race

Marines participate in a man-sized cardboard boat race

Marines participate in a man-sized cardboard boat race July 2 at Torii Beach on Torii Station, Okinawa, during the annual Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-36 Beach Bash. The event provided MALS-36 Marines and... More

Marines haul a man-sized cardboard boat after the boat

Marines haul a man-sized cardboard boat after the boat

Marines haul a man-sized cardboard boat after the boat race July 2 at Torii Beach on Torii Station, Okinawa, during the annual Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-36 Beach Bash. The event provided MALS-36 Marine... More

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