Protest in Kochi against Osprey deployment

Protest in Kochi against Osprey deployment

KOCHI, Japan - People protest against the deployment in Japan of U.S. Marine Corps' MV-22 Osprey aircraft in a rally in Tosa, Kochi Prefecture, on Oct. 6, 2012. The prefectural government of Kochi in southwestern Japan said the same day at least one Osprey aircraft being deployed in Okinawa flew over the city of Shimanto on Oct. 1 on its way to the island prefecture from the Marines' Iwakuni Air Station.

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