About 200 Japanese troops are in San Diego County to practice beach landings in what could be a show of force in the country's growing rivalry with China.I'm horribly curious if there's any sort of ceremony being performed to commemorate this event. There's nothing in the news, but I don't see this passing with little more than a "Welcome to America!"
Japanese officials approached the Marines, who have a long history of beach landings, for help last summer, Robbins said. Amphibious landings are among the U.S. military's more demanding maneuvers.
Monday, January 09, 2006
180 Degrees
Now this is quite a turn. 60 years later, I get to read this line in my local newspaper:
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There must be a comment to be made about internment camps. In fact, I'm sure of it.
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