China tackles piracy
Dec 26 - It's China's first naval mission outside Chinese waters in centuries.
Three Chinese naval vessels have set sail for the Gulf of Aden off the coast of Somalia in the Indian Ocean to help tackle rampant piracy.
The fleet -- two destroyers and a supply ship -- have about 800 crew, including 70 special operations troops.
Susan Flory reports.
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