U.S. Navy's Blue Ridge makes port call in Nagoya

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NAGOYA, Japan - Capt. Stephen Maynard (R, front) of the U.S. Navy's Blue Ridge receives flowers at Nagoya port, Aichi Prefecture, on March 12 as the ship made a port call to allow crewmembers to go sightseeing and participate in goodwill activities. (Kyodo)

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