Marines' relocation big business opportunity: Guam

Marines' relocation big business opportunity: Guam

HAGATNA, Guam - Mark Forbes, speaker of Guam's legislature, talks May 11 about the Marines' relocation in an interview with Kyodo News in Guam.

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