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Japan Mobilizes Military to Djibouti Military Base !
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Top Gun-esque? Handsome looking pilot. Probably knows his game when it comes to sorties and delivering necessary strategic material.
Japanese Defense Force General visits CJTF-HOA
Major General Mark R. Stammer, Commanding General, Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa, met with Lt. Gen. Hiromichi Kawamata, Commanding General, Japan Ground Self Defense Force, Central Readiness Force, to discuss future objectives and information sharing opportunities. General Stammer told General Kawamata that the Japanese Defense Forces are and remain valued friends and partners of CJTF-HOA.
Update: There is plan for JGSDF to deploy up to a 3 regiments to Djibouti.
Major General Mark R. Stammer, Commanding General, Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa, met with Lt. Gen. Hiromichi Kawamata, Commanding General, Japan Ground Self Defense Force, Central Readiness Force, to discuss future objectives and information sharing opportunities. General Stammer told General Kawamata that the Japanese Defense Forces are and remain valued friends and partners of CJTF-HOA.
Update: There is plan for JGSDF to deploy up to a 3 regiments to Djibouti.
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Djibouti gets two new patrol boats from Japan
Djibouti held a ceremony on 2 December to accept two new patrol boats that were built by Japan's Sumidagawa Shipyard under a JPY924 million (USD7.5 million) contract financed by Japan's International Cooperation Agency (IOM).
The donation was announced in November 2014, when the local press reported that the boats would be 20 m in length, making them the largest operated by the Djibouti Coast Guard.
It was announced during the acceptance ceremony that Japan had also paid for 20 Djiboutian personnel in Morocco so they can operate and maintain the new vessels, named Damerjog and Khor Angar .
Djibouti gets two new patrol boats from Japan | IHS Jane's 360
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EU Navfor HQ Staff Visits Japanese Detachment in Djibouti
Led by the Force HQ Chief of Staff, Captain Jens Nykvist, the meeting was hosted by Captain Masahisa Motomura, Commanding Officer of the Deployment Air-Force for counter-piracy Enforcement of the Japanese Self-Defence Force.
They discussed the current counter-piracy situation in the Gulf of Aden and potential areas of cooperation between Japanese Forces deployed on CTF 151 and EU Naval Force Somalia. The visit concluded with a tour of the Japanese Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance P3 Orion aircraft and an update on its capabilities.
Djibouti gets two new patrol boats from Japan
Djibouti held a ceremony on 2 December to accept two new patrol boats that were built by Japan's Sumidagawa Shipyard under a JPY924 million (USD7.5 million) contract financed by Japan's International Cooperation Agency (IOM).
The donation was announced in November 2014, when the local press reported that the boats would be 20 m in length, making them the largest operated by the Djibouti Coast Guard.
It was announced during the acceptance ceremony that Japan had also paid for 20 Djiboutian personnel in Morocco so they can operate and maintain the new vessels, named Damerjog and Khor Angar .
Djibouti gets two new patrol boats from Japan | IHS Jane's 360
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update:
EU Navfor HQ Staff Visits Japanese Detachment in Djibouti
Led by the Force HQ Chief of Staff, Captain Jens Nykvist, the meeting was hosted by Captain Masahisa Motomura, Commanding Officer of the Deployment Air-Force for counter-piracy Enforcement of the Japanese Self-Defence Force.
They discussed the current counter-piracy situation in the Gulf of Aden and potential areas of cooperation between Japanese Forces deployed on CTF 151 and EU Naval Force Somalia. The visit concluded with a tour of the Japanese Maritime Patrol and Reconnaissance P3 Orion aircraft and an update on its capabilities.
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