James Zumwalt: Lessons from Japan's Calamity | New York | Asia Society

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One year after Japan's combined natural and nuclear disasters, James P. Zumwalt, EAP Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Japan and Korean Affairs, discusses the American relief effort and Japan's unusual level of preparedness, while acknowledging "there's always more that can be done." (9 min., 16 sec.)
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James Zumwalt: Lessons from Japan's Calamity | New York | Asia Society
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One year after Japan's combined natural and nuclear disasters, James P. Zumwalt, EAP Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Japan and Korean Affairs, discusses the American relief effort and Japan's unusual level of preparedness, while acknowledging "there's always more that can be done." (9 min., 16 sec.)
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