U.S. Pacific commander expresses regret over alleged rape

U.S. Pacific commander expresses regret over alleged rape

NAHA, Japan - Adm. Dennis Blair (L), head of the U.S. Pacific Command, meets Okinawa Gov. Keiichi Inamine at the Okinawa prefectural office July 16. Blair expressed regret over the alleged rape June 29 of a Japanese woman by a U.S. Air Force sergeant in Okinawa.

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