S. Korean destroyer makes 1st port call to Japan

S. Korean destroyer makes 1st port call to Japan

SASEBO, Japan - King Kwanggaeto (front), a 3,855-ton South Korean navy destroyer, makes a first port call to the western Japan port of Sasebo on Aug. 6, after completing a joint search-and-rescue drill with Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force in the East China Sea. The Japanese destroyer Shirane is seen left of the South Korean vessel in the photo.

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