U.S. 7th Fleet Conducting Joint Exercises With Japan, South Korea
U.S. Navy ships are conducting simultaneous naval exercises with ships from the Republic of Korea and Japan on April 25 and 26. ...
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U.S. Navy ships are conducting simultaneous naval exercises with ships from the Republic of Korea and Japan on April 25 and 26. ...
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