(2)Japan donates stationery to Iraqi school

(2)Japan donates stationery to Iraqi school

KHIDR, Iraq - Col. Koichiro Bansho (R), commander of Japanese noncombat troops in the southern Iraqi city of Samawah, visits an elementary school in the neighboring city of Khidr on March 18 to donate stationery to pupils.

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