
Japanese Forces Torpedo US Ship in Valiant Shield Exercise
During the Valiant Shield exercise, Japanese forces successfully torpedoed a US ship, sinking it to the bottom of the ocean in waters over 200 nautical miles from the Mariana Islands.
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During the Valiant Shield exercise, Japanese forces successfully torpedoed a US ship, sinking it to the bottom of the ocean in waters over 200 nautical miles from the Mariana Islands.

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