(2)Destroyer, plane leave for Sumatra to help tsunami victims

KOMAKI, Japan - An Air Self-Defense Force C-130 transport plane leaves Komaki base in Aichi Prefecture on Jan. 14 to take part in the ongoing tsunami relief efforts in Indonesia's northern Sumatra Island.

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