Japanese, S. Korean ships head for joint naval drills

Japanese, S. Korean ships head for joint naval drills

PUSAN, South Korea - South Korean and Japanese naval ships leave Pusan port in South Korea on Aug. 4 for the first bilateral search-and-rescue exercises, to be held in the East China Sea off South Korea's Cheju Island. The photo shows Japanese destroyer Shirane (below).

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