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20th anniv. of U.S. chopper crash at Okinawa university

Okinawa International University students and staff hold a rally on its campus in Ginowan in Okinawa Prefecture, southern Japan, on Aug. 13, 2024, the 20th anniversary of a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter crash onto the university's grounds. No local residents were hurt but three crew members were injured in the accident on Aug. 13, 2004.

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20th anniv. of U.S. chopper crash at Okinawa university

Photo taken at Okinawa International University in Ginowan in the southern Japan prefecture on Aug. 13, 2024, shows a tree that was burned down when a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter crashed onto the university's grounds on Aug. 13, 2004. University students and staff held a rally the same day on the campus to mark the 20th anniversary of the accident in which no local residents were hurt but three crew members were injured.

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20th anniv. of U.S. chopper crash at Okinawa university

Okinawa International University President Hajime Asato speaks during a rally on campus in Ginowan, Okinawa Prefecture, southern Japan, on Aug. 13, 2024, the 20th anniversary of a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter crash onto the university's grounds. No local residents were hurt but three crew members were injured in the accident on Aug. 13, 2004.

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(1)Norway's Petter Solberg wins Rally Japan

OBIHIRO, Japan - Norway's driver Petter Solberg and co-driver Philip Mills steer their Subaru Impreza in the town of Shintoku on the northern Japanese main island of Hokkaido on Sept. 5 to win the Rally Japan 2004, FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) 11th round.

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(3)Norway's Petter Solberg wins Rally Japan

OBIHIRO, Japan - Norway's driver Petter Solberg acknowledge cheers from spectators in Obihiro on the northern Japanese main island of Hokkaido on Sept. 5 during an award ceremony for the Rally Japan 2004, FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) 11th round.

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(2)Norway's Petter Solberg wins Rally Japan

OBIHIRO, Japan - Norway's driver Petter Solberg (R) and co-driver Philip Mills shower champagne in Obihiro on the northern Japanese main island of Hokkaido on Sept. 5 to celebrate their victory in the Rally Japan 2004, FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) 11th round.

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(1)Rumsfeld in Okinawa

NAHA, Japan - Two people shout their protest at the visit to Okinawa by U.S. Defense Secretary Ronald Rumsfeld during a rally held outside the U.S. Kadena Air Base on Nov. 16. Rumsfeld, who flew to Naha from Tokyo earlier in the day, said the U.S-led coalition forces have no plans to begin pulling back from Iraq in June 2004 with the planned launch of an Iraqi transitional government

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(3)Norway's Petter Solberg wins Rally Japan

OBIHIRO, Japan - Norway's driver Petter Solberg acknowledge cheers from spectators in Obihiro on the northern Japanese main island of Hokkaido on Sept. 5 during an award ceremony for the Rally Japan 2004, FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) 11th round. (Kyodo)

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(2)Norway's Petter Solberg wins Rally Japan

OBIHIRO, Japan - Norway's driver Petter Solberg (R) and co-driver Philip Mills shower champagne in Obihiro on the northern Japanese main island of Hokkaido on Sept. 5 to celebrate their victory in the Rally Japan 2004, FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) 11th round. (Kyodo)

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(1)Norway's Petter Solberg wins Rally Japan

OBIHIRO, Japan - Norway's driver Petter Solberg and co-driver Philip Mills steer their Subaru Impreza in the town of Shintoku on the northern Japanese main island of Hokkaido on Sept. 5 to win the Rally Japan 2004, FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) 11th round. (Kyodo)

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Protesters rally in Okinawa to remember 2004 U.S. chopper crash

Protesters rally on the Okinawa International University campus in Ginowan, Okinawa Prefecture, southwestern Japan, on Aug. 13, 2015, to remember the crash of a U.S. military helicopter there in 2004 which left a tree broken and burned. The rally followed another U.S. military chopper crash in waters off Uruma in the prefecture on Aug. 12. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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(1)Rumsfeld in Okinawa

NAHA, Japan - Two people shout their protest at the visit to Okinawa by U.S. Defense Secretary Ronald Rumsfeld during a rally held outside the U.S. Kadena Air Base on Nov. 16. Rumsfeld, who flew to Naha from Tokyo earlier in the day, said the U.S-led coalition forces have no plans to begin pulling back from Iraq in June 2004 with the planned launch of an Iraqi transitional government (Kyodo)

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16th anniversary of U.S. chopper crash at Okinawa University

Photo taken at Okinawa International University in Ginowan in the southern Japan prefecture on Aug. 13, 2020, shows a tree that was burned down when a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter crashed onto the university's grounds on Aug. 13, 2004. University students and staff held a rally the same day to mark the 16th anniversary of the accident in which no local residents were hurt but three crew members were injured.

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16th anniversary of U.S. chopper crash at Okinawa university

Okinawa International University students and staff attend a rally on its campus in Ginowan in Okinawa Prefecture, southern Japan, on Aug. 13, 2020, the 16th anniversary of a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter crash. No local residents were hurt but three crew members were injured in the Aug. 13, 2004 accident.

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16th anniversary of U.S. chopper crash at Okinawa university

Okinawa International University President Eiken Maetsu (front) speaks during a rally on campus in Ginowan in Okinawa Prefecture, southern Japan, on Aug. 13, 2020, the 16th anniversary of a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter crash. No local residents were hurt but three crew members were injured in the Aug. 13, 2004 accident.