Remarkable action from the USA! Closed in 1992, reactivated |
Pentagon Deputy Press Secretary Sabrina Singh told the media that, “This week USA Marines in the Indo-Pacific region at Camp Blaz in Guam USAunder an agreement with Japan to prevent and improve operational security USA stationed the Marines in Okinawa. has reactivated its base”. used expressions.
Singh emphasized that the Camp Blaze base will be a strategic hub and training base for US allies and partners in the region.
“The Marine Corps has a deep history on Guam, and we are committed to maintaining that strong relationship.” he said.
Stating that the US will deploy 5,000 Marines at this base for the time being, Singh said that the US is on the island of Okinawa in Japan. military said that it will continue to exist.
“Camp Blaz represents an important milestone for both the Marine Corps and the future of Guam,” the US Marine Corps said in a statement. The forward presence and presence of the base in the Pacific will play an important role in improving the collective defense and regional security of the United States and its allies and partners.” it was not said.
Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz was established on March 1, 1952 as the first overseas base of the United States Marine Corps.
Camp Blaz was used as a US outpost in the Pacific during the Cold War 10 It ceased operations in November 1992 with the end of the Cold War.
However, as part of the Bilateral Defense Policy Review Initiative signed between the US and Japan in 2012, it was selected as the base where US troops will be stationed in Okinawa.
The US administration stopped the process of activating the base shortly after the agreement and the base fell off the agenda.
Camp Blaz is the US military’s new Global Deployment Review Document and National It is back in the spotlight as part of the Defense Document.
Against China in the Pacific military strengthening its presence, the United States, along with Japan, decided to deploy a marine regiment equipped with advanced technology on Okinawa Island on January 11.
Source: AA
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