Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero has said about 100 U.S. Marines will move to Guam from Japan's Okinawa in December as the first of 4,000 members of the force set to be relocated under a long-agreed bilateral plan.Some Marines who are tasked with logistical preparations for the transfer have already moved to the U.S. island territory in the Pacific, the governor told Kyodo News on Monday.A U.S. military source said the logistics personnel came to Guam in May.Under the plan, 4,000 of the approximately 19,000 U.S. Marine Corps personnel currently stationed in Okinawa will be relocated as agreed up…READ FULL ARTICLE