Pacific Marines Stories

Archive: May, 2006

BANTUL, Indonesia ? Lt. Cmdr. Carlos Godinez checks the pulse of Siti Nuriyami, in Bantul, Indonesia, May 31 after a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck the island of Java. Nuriyami suffered broken ribs and a arm during the earthquake. Godinez is a III Marine Expeditionary Force surgeon. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Warren Peace) - BANTUL, Indonesia ? Lt. Cmdr. Carlos Godinez checks the pulse of Siti Nuriyami, in Bantul, Indonesia, May 31 after a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck the island of Java. Nuriyami suffered broken ribs and a arm during the earthquake. Godinez is a III Marine Expeditionary Force surgeon. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Warren Peace)

Okinawa-based Marines, sailors respond to Indonesian earthquake

Medical experts from the III Marine Expeditionary Force in Okinawa, Japan, visited hospitals and medical clinics near Bantul, Indonesia, May 31 in the wake of a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that struck near the ancient city of Yogyakarta. While at the medical facilities, the service members helped treat patients injured from the disaster. The team of

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Staff Sgt. Sara Fine asks Allaija Williams, 5 about her art. Fine volunteers teaching art to students at Webling Gus Elementary School, Honolulu, through the Adopt-A-School program. - Staff Sgt. Sara Fine asks Allaija Williams, 5 about her art. Fine volunteers teaching art to students at Webling Gus Elementary School, Honolulu, through the Adopt-A-School program.

Marine introduces students to 'Fine' art

A child’s laugh often brings joy into people’s hearts, but for one U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific Marine, it means a lot more – it means she has made a difference. Staff Sgt. Sara Fine volunteers teaching art to students at Webling Gus Elementary School, Honolulu, through the Adopt-A-School program. “When I hear little kids say they want to be

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