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Overseas Marine Corps installations

Published: January 19, 2011

Links to base pages at Military OneSource.com, and to the bases' official sites

Japan	Camp S D Butler	MOS	Base site
	Camp Foster, Kinser, Courtney, Hansen, Schwab and MCAS Futenma	MOS	Base site
	Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni	MOS	Base site

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