The U. S. and South Korean militaries began five days of simulated war drills on the peninsula, involving bombers, fighters and thousands of troops, less than a week after North Korea tested its most advanced missile.
SEOUL—The U. S. and South Korean militaries began five days of simulated war drills on the peninsula Monday, involving bombers, fighters and thousands of troops, less than a week after North Korea tested its most advanced missile.
The annual drills, known as Vigilant Ace, are aimed at developing interoperability between the two countries’ air forces, a spokesman for South Korea’s Defense Ministry told reporters at a briefing in Seoul….
