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WALTER HAMILTON. Stand off in the East China Sea
About eighteen months ago, while talking with a policy analyst at Japan’s Defense Ministry in Tokyo, I asked how the confrontation with China over the disputed Senkaku (or Daioyu) Islands in the East China Sea was affecting morale in … Continue reading
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Tagged East China Sea, Japan's self-defense forces, Sasebo, Walter Hamilton
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