Japan defense chief meets U.S. deputy commander

Japan defense chief meets U.S. deputy commander

TOKYO, Japan - Maj. Gen. Andrew O'Donnell (L), deputy commander of U.S. Forces Japan, and Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera shake hands at the Defense Ministry in Tokyo on April 12, 2013. They met amid North Korea's war threats.

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