U.S. amphibious ship visits Tokyo port for disaster drill

U.S. amphibious ship visits Tokyo port for disaster drill

TOKYO, Japan - The U.S. amphibious transport dock Denver arrives at Tokyo's Harumi pier on Aug. 27 on a brief goodwill visit. The ship is scheduled to participate in an anti-disaster drill on Aug. 30 to be organized by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. (Kyodo)

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