(2)2 freed crew members reunited with colleagues in S. Korea

INCHEON, South Korea - Captain Nobuo Inoue (R) and chief engineer Shunji Kuroda (C) of the abducted Japanese tugboat Idaten were reunited March 23 with other crew members at South Korea's Incheon International Airport. The two and a Filipino engineer were taken captive March 14 when the tugboat was attacked by armed pirates in Malaysian territorial waters. (Pool photo)

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