Japan's largest helicopter destroyer Izumo goes into service

Japan's largest helicopter destroyer Izumo goes into service

Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force members attend a ceremony to commission its largest ever helicopter-carrying destroyer, the Izumo, at the port of Yokohama on March 25, 2015. The 19,500-ton destroyer, measuring 248 meters in length and 38 meters in width, allows five helicopters to take off and land simultaneously. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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