U.S. seeking to share bases with SDF in relocation, commander says

U.S. seeking to share bases with SDF in relocation, commander says

WASHINGTON, United States - The United States hopes to share bases with the Self-Defense Forces if some U.S. troops move out of Okinawa to other parts of Japan, Lt. Gen. Wallace Gregson (file photo), the commander of U.S. Marine Corps forces in the Pacific, said in Washington on Oct. 6.

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