MSDF rescue flying boat sails on sea

TOKYO, Japan - An US2 amphibious rescue aircraft of Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force moves through the water in December 2013. The Japanese government plans to hold talks with the Indian government in Japan this month on exporting the aircraft to India. The Japanese Cabinet approved the three principles on transferring defense equipment.

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