U.S. Ambassador Foley shakes hands with Defense chief Saito

U.S. Ambassador Foley shakes hands with Defense chief Saito

TOKYO, Japan - Outgoing U.S. Ambassador to Japan Thomas Foley (L) shakes hands with Defense Agency Director General Toshitsugu Saito at the agency headquarters in Tokyo on Dec. 14. Foley told Saito that there will be no change in U.S. security policy under a George W. Bush administration.

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