Camp Fuji's Security Augmentation Force (SAF) members completed Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray training.
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Marine Corps Installations Pacific’s fiscal year 2026 fourth quarter, Food Services Specialist of the Quarter competition was held at Combined Arms Training Center, Camp Fuji.
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Stepping off the yellow footprints, recruits prepare to spend the next 13 weeks training to earn the title of United States Marine. Drill instructors screaming for you to get up and get ready long before the sun rises as your body aches at the idea. Running out the door, the sharp pain of shin splints demanding their attention with every step. Screaming so loud and so often their throat becomes raw. All these things are what recruits are expected to do, but what about those that are required to do all that and more; to wake even earlier; to run even faster; to scream even louder?U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Hongnhung Nguyen, a native of Da Lat, Vietnam, serves as an aviation precision measurement equipment calibration technician with Marine
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MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP BLAZ, Guam – For 31 continuous months, the people of Guam showed resiliency and fought oppression under Imperial Japanese rule during World War II. Now, in 2026, they continue to weather the storm and persevere, celebrating 82 years of liberation. This enduring survival has been rooted in Inafa’maolek—the CHamoru value of restoring harmony and community resilience. Today, that same spirit unites the Guam community and Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz through joint efforts like the 82nd Liberation Day Mass, the Ben Blaz Memorial Highway cleanup, and facility restoration at Finegayan Elementary School.As part of the island’s month-long liberation commemorations, Marines with MCB Camp Blaz joined the local community and WWII
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