(2)Int'l Fleet Review held in Tokyo Bay

(2)Int'l Fleet Review held in Tokyo Bay

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force's (MSDF) vessel Shirane (foreground), with Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi aboard, cruises in Tokyo Bay on Oct. 13 as part of the International Fleet Review of Japanese and foreign ships to mark the MSDF's 50th anniversary. (Pool photo)

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