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Lance Cpl. Josefina Hierromiranda, a Marine Fighter

Lance Cpl. Josefina Hierromiranda, a Marine Fighter

Lance Cpl. Josefina Hierromiranda, a Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 individual material readiness list manager, works to dig up a root at the Island Girl Power club here Oct. 29. Service members from Marine... More

Marines and sailors from Marine Aviation Logistics

Marines and sailors from Marine Aviation Logistics

Marines and sailors from Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 12, Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, and Strike Fighter 94 Squadron load bamboo sticks and other debris onto the bed of a pickup truck here at the ... More

Lt. Col. Aisha M. Bakkar, Marine Forces Pacific (Forward)

Lt. Col. Aisha M. Bakkar, Marine Forces Pacific (Forward)

Lt. Col. Aisha M. Bakkar, Marine Forces Pacific (Forward) public affairs officer in charge, pulls a combination of leftover debris and materials at the Island Girl Power club here Oct. 29. Service members from ... More

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