(2)Jenkins leaves hospital to surrender to U.S. Army

(2)Jenkins leaves hospital to surrender to U.S. Army

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. Army deserter Charles Jenkins (L) leaves a Tokyo hospital Sept. 11 to surrender to the U.S. military at Camp Zama, a U.S. base near Tokyo. He was accompanied by his wife Hitomi Soga (R), whom he married in North Korea after she was abducted from Japan in 1978, and their two daughters. (Kyodo)

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