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Zusammenfassung
Chief Intelligence Specialist Andy Shropshire zeigt seinem Sohn an Bord des Hubschrauberzerstörers Hyuga (DDH 181) der Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force während der Schiffskreuzfahrt zum Familientag ferngesteuerte Flugzeugschlepper. Der Hyuga Chief Petty Officer Mess lud mehr als ein Dutzend Häuptlinge und ihre Familien vom einzigen voll stationierten atomgetriebenen Flugzeugträger der US-Marine, USS George Washington (CVN 73), zur Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung ein und förderte damit guten Willen und Partnerschaft zwischen der hochrangigen Führung der beiden Seestreitkräfte.
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US-Marine in Japan
Datum
16/03/2012
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