JMSDF's transport ship enters Vietnam's Da Nang port

JMSDF's transport ship enters Vietnam's Da Nang port

DA NANG, Vietnam - The "Kunisaki" transport ship of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force enters the Vietnamese port of Da Nang on June 6, 2014, with about 140 U.S. and Australian troops as well as some 150 JMSDF members on board for medical support and cultural exchanges.

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