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Home›Japanese Warships Pay Visit to Manila, Philippines

May 10, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Japanese Warships Pay Visit to Manila, Philippines

Two ships of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force Escort Division Two docked in Manila’s South Harbour for a visit. The JMSDF ED2 vessels, JS Harusame (DD-102) and JS Amigiri (DD-154), arrived on May 9 and will depart Manila tomorrow, May 12. The visit is expected to enhance the already strong rela

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Two ships of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force Escort Division Two docked in Manila’s South Harbour for a visit.

The JMSDF ED2 vessels, JS Harusame (DD-102) and JS Amigiri (DD-154), arrived on May 9 and will depart Manila tomorrow, May 12.

The visit is expected to enhance the already strong relationship between the Philippine Navy and the Japanese Navy.

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