Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan

Petty Officer 2nd Class Anthony C. Anderson, Seabee and Portland, Ore., native, places a pile of cut grass in a trash bag during the Seabees Saturday clean up near the Nishiki River. The Seabees accumulated approximately 50 bags of loose foliage after their day was done. - Petty Officer 2nd Class Anthony C. Anderson, Seabee and Portland, Ore., native, places a pile of cut grass in a trash bag during the Seabees Saturday clean up near the Nishiki River. The Seabees accumulated approximately 50 bags of loose foliage after their day was done.

Station Marines and sailors climb up the biggest mountain in Japan, Mount Fuji, during a Single Marine Program trip to Tokyo July 17. The Marines started climbing the volcano at 4:30 a.m., and most made it back down by 1:00 p.m. - Station Marines and sailors climb up the biggest mountain in Japan, Mount Fuji, during a Single Marine Program trip to Tokyo July 17. The Marines started climbing the volcano at 4:30 a.m., and most made it back down by 1:00 p.m.

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Petty Officer 2nd Class Thomas A. Diamond, Strike Fighter Squadron 97 aviation warfare systems operator and native of Camp Springs, Md., uses a small razor to chip away paint from what he thinks may be a corroded screw. - Petty Officer 2nd Class Thomas A. Diamond, Strike Fighter Squadron 97 aviation warfare systems operator and native of Camp Springs, Md., uses a small razor to chip away paint from what he thinks may be a corroded screw.

Sailors from Marine Wing Support Squadron 171 work together to unload heavy tents, during Expeditionary Airfield Operations Aid Station exercise, July 15. - Sailors from Marine Wing Support Squadron 171 work together to unload heavy tents, during Expeditionary Airfield Operations Aid Station exercise, July 15.

Marines and Japanese work together to clean up the Tsuzumigaura Beach in an effort to clean up seaweed, driftwood and other sources of natural debris from the local area Thursday. - Marines and Japanese work together to clean up the Tsuzumigaura Beach in an effort to clean up seaweed, driftwood and other sources of natural debris from the local area Thursday.

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Lance Cpl. Allen G. Elisara, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron postal clerk and native of Honolulu, is awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal at the Southside Post Office, July 6. - Lance Cpl. Allen G. Elisara, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron postal clerk and native of Honolulu, is awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal at the Southside Post Office, July 6.

This seemingly real weapon was found in the barracks during a health and comfort inspection. Replica, pellet, air soft and paintball guns are all forbidden from the barracks but can be kept at the armory. - This seemingly real weapon was found in the barracks during a health and comfort inspection. Replica, pellet, air soft and paintball guns are all forbidden from the barracks but can be kept at the armory.