Japan's SDF personnel departs for flood-hit Pakistan

FUKUOKA, Japan - Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force members wave to relatives as they leave for Pakistan at Fukuoka airport on Aug. 21, 2010. They were in the first batch of a helicopter unit dispatched for humanitarian relief activities in the flood-hit country.

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