United States of America will place to Japan prospecting MQ-9 Reaper UAVs

United States of America will place eight prospecting MQ-9 UAVs on the basis of Naval forces of self-defense Japan in the city of Kanoya. About it the The Mainichi newspaper writes. The edition notes that for service of aircraft to Japan will arrive from 150 to 200 American servicemen. The mayor Sigeru Nakanisi asked the American command to watch closely the service personnel in order to avoid incidents. "There should be no incidents or the incidents caused by the military personnel of United States of America or persons affiliated with them" — the town governor declared. The second-in-command of VS of United States of America to Japan James B..