Sea drill for July Okinawa summit conducted

Sea drill for July Okinawa summit conducted

NAGO, Japan - A patrol boat (R) of the Regional Coast Guard Headquarters in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, inspects a ship as part of a drill off Cape Busena in Nago, where the Group of Eight summit will be held in July.

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