(2)ASDF C-130 transport planes depart for Iraq mission

(2)ASDF C-130 transport planes depart for Iraq mission

KOMAKI, Japan - Members of civic groups gather near Komaki air base in Aichi Prefecture on Jan. 26 to protest the dispatch of three Air Self-Defense Force (ASDF) C-130 transport planes to Kuwait to take part in the U.S.-led reconstruction effort in Iraq.

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