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Drawing on the joint security agreement between the United States and Japan forged in February 2005, this Security Consultative Committee document elaborates on military cooperation, and the presence of US troops in Japan.
Published October 29, 2005
Drawing on the joint security agreement between the United States and Japan forged in February 2005, this Security Consultative Committee document elaborates on military cooperation, and the presence of US troops in Japan.
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