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Secretary of Defense William Cohen (left) meets with Indonesian President Suharto at his residence in Jakarta on January 14, 1998. Cohen is spending two days in Indonesia as part of his 12-day tour of seven Far Eastern nations. |
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January 1998 |
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http://osd.dtic.mil/photos/Jan1998/980114-D-9880W-038.html |
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R. D. Ward, US Department of Defense |
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