The U. S. Pacific Air Force Command reports in a statement that the bombers “sharpened their combat skills” during a joint-mission in the Sea of Japan on Oct. 10.
In another show of force to North Korea, the U. S. military conducted nighttime training over the Sea of Japan with accompanying Japanese and South Korean bombers.
The U. S. Pacific Air Force Command reports in a statement that the bombers “sharpened their combat skills” during a joint-mission in the Sea of Japan on Oct. 10. The U. S. says it deployed two B-1B Lancers from the Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota to fly the mission.
#USAF bombers conduct #bilateral missions w/Japan, S. Korea near Sea of Japan, demonstrating unshakeable alliance https://t.co/ke8xp8ogxz pic.twitter.com/3ebK3ewn4q
#USAF B-1B Lancer bombers stationed on Guam regularly train with our Indo-Asia-Pacific allies, ready to #FightTonight in their defense. pic.twitter.com/BlYiVcdu4s
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“Flying and training at night with our allies in a safe, effective manner is an important capability shared between the U. S., Japan and the Republic of Korea and hones the tactical prowess of each nations’ aviators,” U. S. Air Force Major Patrick Applegate, said in the release. “This is a clear demonstration of our ability to conduct seamless operations with all of our allies anytime anywhere.
