U.S. chopper crash

U.S. chopper crash

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Capt. Tim Faller (R), the U.S. Navy's second-in-command in Japan, holds talks with Hideo Yoshida (front), mayor of Miura, Kanagawa Prefecture, and other city officials at the municipal government offices on Dec. 17, 2013, over a U.S. Navy helicopter crash in Miura the previous day.

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