File:JMSDF crew.jpg

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Description Sailors aboard Japanese destroyer JS KONGO (DDG-173) watch pierside line handlers as the ship moors pierside Naval Station Pearl Harbor. Kongo is the first Japanese ship with the capability to detect, track and intercept short- to medium-range ballistic missiles. Later this year, Kongo is scheduled to conduct a flight test designated Japan Flight Test Mission-1, at Pacific Missile Range Facility, Hawaii. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class James E. Foehl (RELEASED)
Date Taken on 15 October 2007
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This image was released by the United States Navy with the ID 071015-N-4965F-006 (next).
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Author James E. Foehl, U.S. Navy

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A photo of sailors aboard a Japanese destroyer with the Japanese flag flying in the background.

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public domain

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inception

15 October 2007

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Nikon D200

VIRIN

071015-N-4965F-006

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