(2)NPA head inspects Narita airport

(2)NPA head inspects Narita airport

NARITA, Japan - National Police Agency chief Hidehiko Sato (2nd from L) inspects a newly formed Chiba prefectural squad to deal with possible armed terrorist attacks at Narita airport Feb. 23 amid the dispatch of Japanese troops to Iraq.

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