2 Japanese policemen, liaison officer return from E. Timor

NARITA, Japan - Two Japanese police officers and a liaison officer returned to Narita airport on Aug. 3 after completing their six-month-long mission in the U.N.-led peacekeeping operation in East Timor.

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