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Units of the Japanese Defense Force are shown tied up at bravo pier no. 23. Visible are JDS (Japan Defense Ship) ASAGIRI (DD 151); JDS SHIMAKAZE (DDG 172) and JDS KONGO (DDG 173). Astern is the Canadian frigate HMCS (Her Majesty's Canadian Ship) REGINA (FFH 334). The ships are here to take part in Operation RIMPAC 2000

Units of the Japanese Defense Force are shown tied up at bravo pier no. 23. Visible are JDS (Japan Defense Ship) ASAGIRI (DD 151); JDS SHIMAKAZE (DDG 172) and JDS KONGO (DDG 173). Astern is the Canadian frigate HMCS (Her Majesty's Canadian Ship) REGINA (FFH 334). The ships are here to take part in Operation RIMPAC 2000

 
 
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Subject Operation/Series: RIMPAC 2000

Base: Pearl Harbor

State: Hawaii (HI)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: Don S. Montgomery, USN (Ret)

Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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