Japanese, British defense ministers discuss IT exchange

Japanese, British defense ministers discuss IT exchange

LONDON, Britain - Japan's Defense Agency Director General Toshitsugu Saito (R) and British Defense Secretary Geoffrey Hoon pose for pictures outside the Defense Ministry in London on Jan. 22. The two ministers agreed to promote the use of information technology in national defense.

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