SDF tank transport drill

OITA, Japan - Tanks and armored vehicles of Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force are unloaded from a ferry (back) at Oita port in Oita Prefecture on Nov. 9, 2011. The civilian ferry arrived in the port in southwestern Japan the same day from Hokkaido, northern Japan, carrying 52 armored vehicles and tanks as part of a transportation drill.

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