Indian Air Force chief visits Hiroshima peace museum

Indian Air Force chief visits Hiroshima peace museum

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Pradeep Naik (L), the Indian Air Force's chief of the air staff, visits the Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima on Sept. 29, 2010. It is believed to be the first official visit by a top military official of a country possessing nuclear weapons.

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