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S. Korean, US forces hold drill for removing North Korea's WMDs

By Yonhap

Published : Dec. 17, 2017 - 13:23

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South Korean and US forces conducted a joint training last week for infiltrating North Korea and removing weapons of mass destruction in case of conflict, military sources said.

The "Warrior Strike" exercise was held at Camp Stanley, located north of Seoul, and other places from Tuesday to Friday, involving hundreds of soldiers from the two sides, they said. 

Gen. Jung Kyung-doo (Yonhap) Gen. Jung Kyung-doo (Yonhap)

The US 2nd Infantry Division said on Facebook on Friday that Gen. Jung Kyung-doo, chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, as well as Gen. Vincent K. Brooks, commander of US Forces Korea, and Lt. Gen. Thomas S. Vandal, commander of Eighth Army-Korea, visited the US base and observed Warrior Strike training on the final day of the drill. (Yonhap)

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