U.S. INDOPACOM COMMANDER VISITS JAPAN

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On June 1, Defense Minister Kishi received a visit from Admiral John Aquilino, the Commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. They confirmed that cooperation between the Japan Self Defense Forces and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is important to maintain and strengthen a “Free and Open Indo-Pacific.”

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U.S. INDOPACOM COMMANDER VISITS JAPAN

Japan - On June 1, Defense Minister Kishi received a visit from Admiral John Aquilino, the Commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. They confirmed that cooperation between the Japan Self Defense Forces and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is important to maintain and strengthen a “Free and Open Indo-Pacific.”

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