Psalm 22:27-28: “All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's, and he ruleth among the nations.”
Two naval ships from the Japan Training Squadron — the destroyer Harusame (DD102) and the training ship Kashima (TV3508) — moored at the Port of Anchorage on Wednesday morning, Sept. 27, 2017. The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships are on a 163-day overseas training cruise that began in May and will cover approximately 30,000 nautical miles with ports of call in eight countries. They'll return home on Nov. 1. Rear Adm. Koji Manabe said, "The purpose of our overseas training cruise is to develop seamanship of the newly commissioned officers, to cultivate their minds as the future leaders, and also promote mutual understanding and goodwill with the countries we visit."
Did you see the movie Battleship?
No; friends recommended that I avoid it, so I did.
I liked it. Japanese American joint exercises featured.
Thanks for that, Ed; I may need to re-visit my decision on the movie.
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Did you see the movie Battleship?
No; friends recommended that I avoid it, so I did.
I liked it. Japanese American joint exercises featured.
Thanks for that, Ed; I may need to re-visit my decision on the movie.
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