Protesting U.S. warship port call

Protesting U.S. warship port call

MIYAKO ISLAND, Japan - People protest against a port call by the mine-countermeasures ship USS Defender of the U.S. Navy at Miyako Island, Okinawa Prefecture, on Sept. 21, 2010. It is the third visit by U.S. military ships to a private port in the prefecture since Okinawa was returned from U.S. military rule to Japan in 1972. (Kyodo)

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