Japan, S. Korea ships in 1st joint naval drill

Japan, S. Korea ships in 1st joint naval drill

ABOARD DESTROYER SHIRANE, - Japanese destroyer Tone and two South Korean frigates sail off South Korea's Cheju Island in the first joint naval drill by the two countries on Aug. 5.

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