Taiwan military shows off Patriot missiles

Taiwan military shows off Patriot missiles

WANLI, Taiwan - Taiwan soldiers stand in front of Patriot air defense missiles at a base in the hilly town of Wanli, Taipei Country, on Oct. 22 as the base is opened to local media for the first time as part of the Taiwan military's lobbying campaign for an arms procurement package.

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