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The JMSDF maintains four Escort Flotilla, with each composed of 2-3 air-defense ships, including Kongo class AEGIS ship, and 5-6 anti-submarine destroyers, and 8 ASW helicopters, or as it is more commonly known, the 88 Formation.
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The JMSDF Aegis Equipped Destroyer "DDG173-Kongo" (1: 268) papercraft (11 pages) is one of the least challenging models to build despite its complexity.
Archive 2007-01-01 Michael James 2007
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The JMSDF Aegis Equipped Destroyer "DDG173-Kongo" (1: 268) papercraft (11 pages) is one of the least challenging models to build despite its complexity.
Papercraft destroyer | Papercraft Paradise | PaperCrafts | Paper Models | Card Models Michael James 2007
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Japanese Maritime Self Defence Forces (JMSDF) Oyashio class Submarine SS-590 Oyashio ★ Oyashio class Spec ★ Displacement: 2750 tonnes (surfaced), 4000 tonnes (submerged) Length: 81.7 m Beam:
WN.com - Articles related to Minister unveils plans for maritime tourism project 2010
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Patrick Walsh: PLAN helicopters buzzing JMSDF ships was unprofessional
Alert 5 alert5 2010
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"We right now have five (U.S. sailors) in Atsugi who stand watch in conjunction with JMSDF personnel," she said.
Stars and Stripes 2010
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Aegis cruisers and destroyers and JMSDF destroyers to defend against short- to intermediate-range ballistic missile threats in the ascent and midcourse phases of flight.
Japan Achieves Third Ballistic Missile Intercept Using Raytheon Standard Missile-3 - Yahoo! Finance 2010
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"We right now have five (U.S. sailors) in Atsugi who stand watch in conjunction with JMSDF personnel," she said.
Stars and Stripes 2010
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Navy personnel wave their hats as relatives gather during a send-off ceremony for the two Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF) destroyers Sazanami and Samidare in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, western Japan, yesterdayNavy personnel wave their hats as relatives gather during a send-off ceremony for the two Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF) destroyers Sazanami and Samidare in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, western Japan, yesterday
unknown title 2009
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Navy personnel wave their hats as relatives gather during a send-off ceremony for the two Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF) destroyers Sazanami and Samidare in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, western Japan, yesterdayNavy personnel wave their hats as relatives gather during a send-off ceremony for the two Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF) destroyers Sazanami and Samidare in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, western Japan, yesterday
unknown title 2009
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