U.S. military chief in Okinawa meets governor before leaving

U.S. military chief in Okinawa meets governor before leaving

NAHA, Japan - Lt. Gen. Earl Hailston (L), the top U.S. military commander in Okinawa, talks with Okinawa Gov. Keiichi Inamine (R) at the Okinawa prefectural government on July 26. Hailston paid a call to Inamine to bid farewell before his departure at the end of this month for a new post in Hawaii.

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