Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan

Capt. Timothy Keane, Japanese jurisdiction officer with the Staff Judge Advocates Office, delivers a speech during the kickoff of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s active duty fund drive at the Strike Zone Bowling Center at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, Feb. 29, 2016. Since 1904, the NMCRS has provided assistance to Marines, Sailors and their families in times of need. Representatives from each unit ensure the service members within the unit know what the fund drive is, how funds are used to help other service members and their families, and collect donations. - Capt. Timothy Keane, Japanese jurisdiction officer with the Staff Judge Advocates Office, delivers a speech during the kickoff of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s active duty fund drive at the Strike Zone Bowling Center at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, Feb. 29, 2016. Since 1904, the NMCRS has provided assistance to Marines, Sailors and their families in times of need. Representatives from each unit ensure the service members within the unit know what the fund drive is, how funds are used to help other service members and their families, and collect donations.

Station residents can expect a change in legal services at the Station Judge Advocates’ office with the passing of Marine Corps Bulletin 5800 approved March 11, 2013. According to Capt. Jacob Smith, deputy station judge advocate, when the current legal assistance attourney and trial council leave in March-June timeframe, there will be nobody to replace them, losing those services. - Station residents can expect a change in legal services at the Station Judge Advocates’ office with the passing of Marine Corps Bulletin 5800 approved March 11, 2013. According to Capt. Jacob Smith, deputy station judge advocate, when the current legal assistance attourney and trial council leave in March-June timeframe, there will be nobody to replace them, losing those services.