(5)Bodies of diplomats return to Japan with relatives

(5)Bodies of diplomats return to Japan with relatives

NARITA, Japan - Yukino Inoue (R), wife of Japanese diplomat Masamori Inoue, who was killed in Iraq on Nov. 29, tries to overcome her sorrow as she watches the coffin containing her husband's body moved from a plane on arrival at Narita airport, east of Tokyo, on Dec. 4.

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