U.S. and South Korean forces are holding joint space operations drills for the first time this month, training to conduct strikes in response to North Korean GPS jamming attacks and other threats.
The two-week drills kicked off on April 12 and will conclude this Friday, the South Korean air force announced on Wednesday.
U.S. and South Korean forces are holding joint space operations drills for the first time this month, training to conduct strikes in response to North Korean GPS jamming attacks and other threats.
The two-week drills kicked off on April 12 and will conclude this Friday, the South Korean air force announced on Wednesday.
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