U.S. eyes Guam buildup-related construction start in 2010

U.S. eyes Guam buildup-related construction start in 2010

GUAM, United States - David Bice (2nd from L), chief of the Joint Guam Program Office, a U.S. military unit handling the planned buildup of forces on Guam, speaks to reporters about the program on Guam on March 6.

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