MSDF helicopter crashes into sea off Aomori

MSDF helicopter crashes into sea off Aomori

SAPPORO, Japan - Photo taken from a Kyodo News helicopter on April 15, 2012, shows the Maritime Self-Defense Force destroyer Matsuyuki in Mutsu Bay in Aomori Prefecture. An MSDF patrol helicopter with seven crew members aboard crashed into the bay the same day after hitting the destroyer. Damage believed to have been caused by the helicopter hitting the vessel is seen around the hangar on the port side (C left). (Kyodo)

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