(2)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

(2)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

TOKYO, Japan - Police dogs chase an officer disguised as a terrorist in one of six drills carried out by the Metropolitan Police Department on Feb. 5 in preparation for a three-day visit by U.S. President George W. Bush beginning Feb. 17.

(1)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

(1)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

TOKYO, Japan - Policemen try to stop a runaway car (C) in one of six antiterrorism drills conducted by the Metropolitan Police Department on Feb. 5 in preparation for a three-day visit by U.S. President George W. Bush starting Feb. 17.

Kitty Hawk returns to Yokosuka

Kitty Hawk returns to Yokosuka

YOKOSUKA, Japan - The U.S. aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk returns to its home port of Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, on Aug. 25 after a six-month deployment overseas. The 81,123-ton Kitty Hawk left Yokosuka on March 2 for drills and was then sent to the Persian Gulf. It was in the Gulf until June to cover air patrols over Iraq, in place of the Theodore Roosevelt, which took part in the air campaign against Yugoslavia by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

(1)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

(1)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

TOKYO, Japan - Policemen try to stop a runaway car (C) in one of six antiterrorism drills conducted by the Metropolitan Police Department on Feb. 5 in preparation for a three-day visit by U.S. President George W. Bush starting Feb. 17.

(2)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

(2)Police hold antiterrorism drills for Bush visit

TOKYO, Japan - Police dogs chase an officer disguised as a terrorist in one of six drills carried out by the Metropolitan Police Department on Feb. 5 in preparation for a three-day visit by U.S. President George W. Bush beginning Feb. 17.