Japanese neighborhood preserves memory of WWII crash and its cost
About 75 people, including approximately 30 Marines and sailors from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, attended the annual Marukoyama Memorial Ceremony.
'Skunk hunt' is routine for USS Fife's crew
Under a bright half moon, the Gulf of Oman shines like liquid silver as this destroyer cruises across the waterway on its nightly search for skunks, bogies and goblins.
Mother Teresa critical of Japan on abortions
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Mother Teresa Friday criticized the "terrible number of abortions" in Japan, and said that an affluent nation permitting so many abortions "must be a poor country."
In minutes ... rescue ... death
From the distance, about 300 yards away, the DC-8 looked like an exploded cigar.
Yokota prays with Billy Graham
Yokota Air Base worshiped with Billy Graham Sunday.
Army alpinists
DURING A FOUR-WEEK course at what is probably the toughest school in Japan, men scale cliffs using only finger and toe holds, leap off into space from dizzying heights in practice falls and climb over mountains with full packs in pitch darkness.
AWs are ‘pretty versatile’ sailors
Seawater sprays from the helicopter rotor wash as figures drop from the aircraft into the murky water.
