Camp Schwab

Adjacent to the north side of Camp Schwab is the Henoko Ordnance Storage.

There have been various plans to relocate Marine Corps Air Station Futenma—first off the island and most recently to Camp Schwab—however, as of November 2014[update] the future of any relocation is uncertain with the election of base-opponent Onaga as Okinawa governor.

[2] Onaga won against the incumbent Nakaima who had earlier approved landfill work to move the base to Camp Schwab in Henoko.

Onaga has promised to veto the landfill work needed for the new base to be built and insisted Futenma should be moved outside of Okinawa.

[3] Reports indicate that Agent Orange was stored and used at Camp Schwab and other US bases on Okinawa in the 1960s.

Both Camp Hansen and Camp Schwab form a vast central training ground. It is also adjacent to the Henoko Ordnance Storage on the west side.
Ourawan bay and Camp Schwab
1971: Marine Scott Parton at Camp Schwab on Okinawa near Agent Orange Barrel (second from right)