(3)2 MSDF ships return from Kuwait after Iraq mission

(3)2 MSDF ships return from Kuwait after Iraq mission

HIROSHIMA, Japan - A crewmember of the Maritime Self-Defense Force landing ship Oosumi takes his son up in his arms as his wife watches on April 8 on returning home from a mission to Kuwait to supply Japanese troops involved in reconstruction efforts in Iraq. (Kyodo)

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