Antietam Leads Surface to Air Missile Exercise in MultiSail 18

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Antietam Leads Surface to Air Missile Exercise in MultiSail 18

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PHILIPPINE SEA - A Standard Missile (SM-2) is launched from the aft missile deck of the forward-deployed guided-missile destroyer USS Mustin (DDG 89) as part of a surface-to-air missile exercise during Multisail 18. MultiSail is a bilateral training exercise improving interoperability between the U.S. and Japanese forces. This exercise benefits from realistic, shared training enhancing our ability to work together to confront any contingency.

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