(1)Japan sends SDF personnel, planes to Jordan for Iraq relief

(1)Japan sends SDF personnel, planes to Jordan for Iraq relief

NAGOYA, Japan - Self-Defense Forces (SDF) officers board an Air-Self Defense Force (ASDF) C-130 transport aircraft at ASDF Komaki base in Aichi Prefecture on July 10 bound for Jordan to help deliver relief supplies to Iraqis. Two ASDF transport planes carrying 41 SDF officers left the base. (Kyodo)

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