U.S. Aegis destroyer makes port call at Niigata

U.S. Aegis destroyer makes port call at Niigata

NIIGATA, Japan - The U.S. Aegis guided missile destroyer Curtis Wilbur, deployed in the Sea of Japan to guard against North Korean ballistic missiles, arrives at Niigata port Aug. 29 to make a four-day port call for friendship activities and rest for its crew.

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