The Treaty will remain a vital instrument for ensuring the freedom and security of our two nations and promoting peace and prosperity throughout the world.
George H.W. Bush: “The Treaty will remain a vital instrument for ensuring the freedom and security of our two nations and promoting peace…”
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Japan-United States Joint Statement on the 30th Anniversary of the Entry into Force of the United States-Japan Treaty of...
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