Protest against U.S. military aircraft in Okinawa

Protest against U.S. military aircraft in Okinawa

NAGO, Japan, Dec. 16 Kyodo - People gather in Nago, Japan, on Dec. 15, 2017, to protest against U.S. military aircraft. Earlier in the week, a metal-framed window fell from a U.S. military transport helicopter onto the playground of an elementary school in the city in Okinawa Prefecture.

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