U.S. military families at evacuation center

U.S. military families at evacuation center

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Families of U.S. military personnel on July 2, 2011, visit an evacuation center in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, for people affected by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. The support group ''Helping Hands'' led by Masako Sullivan, wife of a U.S. Navy officer in Yokosuka in the same prefecture, has been supporting the disaster victims by providing aid supplies. (Kyodo)

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