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Sgt. Kris Jolley, Operations Non-Commissioned Officer, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, paints faces of children awaiting the return of their mothers and fathers from a month long deployment in support of Operation Tomodachi. The Marines of IRF A Deployed to Japan after a catastrophic earthquake and soon after tsunami shook the country and critically damaging the nuclear power plant Fukushima Dai-ichi. (Photo By Sgt. Frances L. Goch)(Released)
110502-M-0000G-000.jpg Photo By: Sgt. Frances L. Goch

May 2, 2011
Sgt. Kris Jolley, Operations Non-Commissioned Officer, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, paints faces of children awaiting the return of their mothers and fathers from a month long deployment in support of Operation Tomodachi. The Marines of IRF A Deployed to Japan after a catastrophic earthquake and soon after tsunami shook the country and critically damaging the nuclear power plant Fukushima Dai-ichi. (Photo By Sgt. Frances L. Goch)(Released)


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