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Navy chief pledges 'proactive' military innovation
Apr 6, 2022
South Korea's Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Kim Jung-soo vowed Wednesday to "proactively" push for military innovation in the midst of what he called "intense strategic competition" among maritime powers in the Indo-Pacific region. Kim made the remarks during a security forum, stressing the need for the Navy to respond to not only North Korean threats, but also to "comprehensive" security chall...
S. Korea identifies remains of another Korean War soldier
Apr 6, 2022
South Korea has identified the remains of another soldier killed in the 1950-53 Korean War following his excavation from a former battle site more than a decade ago, the defense ministry said Wednesday. The ministry's excavation team recently identified the remains of Noh Jae-gyun, who held the rank equivalent to the current corporal, through a DNA analysis. His remains were discovered in Chunch...
S. Korea aims to master tech to launch military, civilian microsatellites by 2025
Apr 4, 2022
Seoul plans to transfer space technologies to private sector, but dismisses chances of dual use
S.Korea, US approve directive to rewrite war plan, begin process in earnest
Mar 31, 2022
S.Korean, US, Japanese JCS chiefs discuss security issues including multilateral military training
No discussions on S. Korea-US-Japan military training: ministry
Mar 31, 2022
South Korea, the United States and Japan have not discussed the idea of holding a trilateral military training "at all," a Seoul official said Thursday, dismissing a new report that Seoul has recently rejected a proposal for such combined drills. The local daily, Hankyoreh, reported Washington and Tokyo had repeatedly suggested the training in waters off the Korean Peninsula during high-level th...
USFK reveals special ops training following NK ICBM launch
Mar 31, 2022
The US Forces Korea (USFK) has revealed it conducted a special commando training earlier this month, in an apparent show of America's military might following North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launch last week. In a Facebook post Wednesday, the Special Operations Command Korea (SOCKOR) showed a set of photos depicting commandos engaging in what it termed "special forces rea...
S.Korea test-fires first indigenous solid-fuel rocket, pushes to launch spy satellites
Mar 30, 2022
Launch marks ‘important milestone’ in enhancing the military’s space-based ISR capabilities
Army to test-run Redback armored vehicle under export support program
Mar 30, 2022
South Korea's military plans to start test-running a homegrown armored vehicle next month as part of a program to support local firms' defense exports, the state arms procurement agency said Wednesday. From April to May, the Army's 11th Maneuver Division is set to conduct the test of the Redback vehicle that has been in a competition to join Australia's defense project, according to the Defense ...
Army holds this year's first major high-tech training
Mar 28, 2022
South Korea's Army has been carrying out this year's first brigade-level field training involving a high-tech combat simulation system, its officials said Monday. The 10-day training involving some 4,500 troops began at the Army's Korea Combat Training Center (KCTC) in Inje, 165 kilometers east of Seoul, last Monday as the country seeks to reinforce military drills amid persistent North Korean t...
Air Force aims to “drastically” improve command & control system for future warfare
Mar 24, 2022
Seoul sees urgency of developing capabilities to respond to ‘omnidirectional air threats’
Relocation of allies' combined command to Pyeongtaek likely to be delayed to autumn: sources
Mar 24, 2022
The South Korea-US Combined Forces Command (CFC) will likely start relocating to a key US military base south of Seoul this fall, a few months later than expected, with the completion of a related construction work apparently delayed, informed sources said Thursday. The relocation of the Seoul-based CFC headquarters to Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, 70 kilometers south of the capital, had been fo...
North Korea’s weekend artillery firing did not breach inter-Korean accord: defense minister
Mar 22, 2022
Defense Minister Suh Wook on Tuesday rejected President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol’s claim that North Korea’s weekend artillery firing violated a 2018 inter-Korean military tension reduction accord. During a parliamentary session, Suh said the North fired shots Sunday from a site “far north” of a buffer zone in the Yellow Sea that the two Koreas agreed to set up under their Comprehensive Military Agree...
Defense chief warns of difficulties relocating ministry at short notice
Mar 22, 2022
Military feels burdened with moving during US-South Korea joint military drills
S. Korea to honor fallen sea border defenders with lighting event
Mar 22, 2022
South Korea plans to hold a memorial lighting event later this week to honor 55 troops who died while defending the western inter-Korean sea border from 2002-2010, the veterans affairs ministry said Tuesday. The ministry will host the nighttime event at the national cemetery in Daejeon, 164 kilometers south of Seoul, on Wednesday, using 55 lights that represent the fallen troops. The event is d...
S. Korea to launch new frigate with enhanced anti-sub capabilities
Mar 22, 2022
South Korea is set to hold a ceremony launching a new 2,800-ton frigate with enhanced anti-submarine capabilities Tuesday, the state arms procurement agency said. The ceremony for the Chuncheon will take place at the shipyard of Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. in Ulsan, some 410 kilometers southeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA). Some 50 people, inclu...
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