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Guam rampage

GUAM, United States - Photo taken Feb. 16, 2013, shows Guam Memorial Hospital where some people injured in a recent vehicle and knife attack in Guam are being treated. The Feb. 12 rampage left three Japanese dead and 11 others injured.

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Knife and vehicle attack in Guam

GUAM, United States - A Japanese family prays for the victims of a knife and vehicle attack after placing offerings at the site of the incident in Guam on Feb. 14, 2013. A knife-wielding man stabbed bystanders on the night of Feb. 12 after crashing his car into a convenience store in a major tourist area on the Pacific resort island, killing three Japanese and injuring 10 other Japanese and one local.

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Knife and vehicle attack in Guam

GUAM, United States - Photo taken in Guam on Feb. 14, 2013, shows a tire track left at the site of a knife and vehicle attack. A knife-wielding man stabbed bystanders on the night of Feb. 12 after crashing his car into a convenience store in a major tourist area on the Pacific resort island, killing three Japanese and injuring 10 other Japanese and one local.

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Stabbing rampage in Guam

GUAM, United States - A woman and a girl place a candle at the site of a stabbing rampage in Guam on Feb. 13, 2013. A man stabbed bystanders with a knife the previous night after crashing his car into a convenience store in a major tourist area on the Pacific resort island. Two Japanese women were killed and 11 Japanese nationals were injured.

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Man's attack in Guam

GUAM, United States - Photo shows a building (back) housing a convenience store in Guam on Feb. 13, 2013. A knife-wielding man stabbed bystanders the previous night after crashing his car into the convenience store in a major tourist area on the Pacific resort island. Two Japanese women were killed and 11 Japanese nationals were injured.

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Man's attack in Guam

GUAM, United States - A Japanese woman joins hands after offering flowers in front of a convenience store in Guam on Feb. 13, 2013. A knife-wielding man stabbed bystanders the previous night after crashing his car into the convenience store in a major tourist area on the Pacific resort island. Two Japanese women were killed and 11 Japanese nationals were injured.

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F/A-18 jet takes off from aircraft carrier in drill

GUAM, United States - An F/A-18 fighter jet takes off from the U.S. aircraft carrier George Washington during a U.S. military exercise in the Pacific Ocean off the U.S. island territory of Guam on Sept. 17, 2014.

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Guam rampage suspect pleads not guilty

GUAM, United States - A Japanese tourist (L) prays Feb. 27, 2013, for the victims of the Feb. 12 rampage in Tumon, a busy tourist district on the Pacific island of Guam, at the site of the attack. The 21-year-old suspect in the attack that left three dead and 12 others injured, pleaded not guilty through his lawyer by reason of mental illness, at a hearing on Feb. 27.

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Guam Catholics offer mass for rampage victims

GUAM, United States - A special mass is held at Guam's main Catholic church on Feb. 17, 2013, for the victims of a vehicle and knife rampage on Feb. 12 that left three Japanese tourists dead and 11 others injured.

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Japan-U.S. joint drill to defend remote islands

GUAM, United States - A member of Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force (L) shakes hands with a member of the U.S. Marine Corps after a joint drill on Sept. 22, 2012, on the northern shore of the island of Guam aimed at strengthening their ability to defend remote islands from foreign assault. The drill was open to media organizations.

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Olympic torch relay begins in Guam

GUAM, U.S. territory - The Olympic torch relay begins in Guam on May 22 as the first runner leaves Two Lovers Point in the U.S. external territory carrying the Olympic flame. The torch relay will cover 13 countries and some 17,000 kilometers around Oceania before it is flown to Uluru, Australia on June 8.

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Olympic flame arrives in Guam

GUAM, U.S. territory - The Olympic flame arrives at Guam airport May 22 in a small lantern carried by a member of the Sydney Olympics organizing committee. The flame will be transported to 13 countries, traveling some 17,000 kilometers around Oceania, before it is flown to Uluru, Australia, on June 8.