(2)Japan, U.S. hold joint evacuation drill

(2)Japan, U.S. hold joint evacuation drill

FUKUOKA, Japan - People acting as evacuees alight from a U.S. Air Force C130 transport plane during a joint evacuation drill conducted by Japan and the United States on Nov. 18. The drill simulated rescue by air of Japanese and American nationals from a foreign country during military conflict or political turmoil.

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