Handover Ceremony Dedication Ceremony for the Self Defense Forces Ship Escort ship “Yahagi”

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On May 21st, a delivery ceremony and presentation of the Self-Defense Force Flag for the destroyer Yahagi was held.
The destroyer Yahagi is the fifth Mogami-class destroyer, and its name comes from the name of the main stream of the Yahagi River, which flows through Nagano, Gifu, and Aichi prefectures, and the arrow-making settlement that was located in the river basin.
The ship will be assigned to the 14th Escort Squadron and deployed to Maizuru, so we look forward to seeing you there!

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