That's conditional that the demining is done via robotics, and that the area has been reasonably secured for the operation. If I am correct, the demining in Cambodia was, or near robotic in implementation.
Making fun of the JDSF for doing only "not combat assignments" and being
protected by other nation's troops is assinine because if they did anything otherwise the very same critics would be screaming about WWII and Imperial Japanese soliders running rampant again. You can't have it both ways.
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rjd_jr at 10:08 AM JST - 3rd April
You have got to be kidding me. The U.N. of all organizations asking Japan to dispatch troops when they can't even let Japan on the UNSC? What a farce.
umbrella at 08:26 AM JST - 4th April
The japanese army is just about fit to do the water pipes again. But which army will have to baby sit them this time??
Notginger at 11:50 AM JST - 4th April
Perhaps they'll find the manual work too demining.
apecNetworks at 01:20 PM JST - 4th April
I say **goooooooooooooo**
That's conditional that the demining is done via robotics, and that the area has been reasonably secured for the operation. If I am correct, the demining in Cambodia was, or near robotic in implementation.
OssanII at 10:44 PM JST - 4th April
Making fun of the JDSF for doing only "not combat assignments" and being protected by other nation's troops is assinine because if they did anything otherwise the very same critics would be screaming about WWII and Imperial Japanese soliders running rampant again. You can't have it both ways.
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