Drill held in Thailand to rescue Japanese

Drill held in Thailand to rescue Japanese

UTAPAO, Thailand - A member of Japan's Self-Defense Forces escorts employees of the Japanese Embassy in Thailand and their families during a military drill for rescuing Japanese nationals at Utapao air base in eastern Thailand on Feb. 16, 2014.

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