Japan's Aegis destroyers sent to Sea of Japan

SASEBO, Japan - Japanese Aegis guided-missile destroyers, the Choukai (front) and the Kongou (in back) leave their base in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, for the Sea of Japan on March 28 to prepare to intercept a rocket North Korea plans to launch if it falls into Japanese territory.

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