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S. Korea's Navy chief meets U.S. 7th Fleet commander

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2022.11.10

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SEOUL, Nov. 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's Navy chief had discussions Wednesday with the commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet based in Japan on strengthening the combined defense posture against the growing threats from North Korea.Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lee Jong-ho held the meeting with Vice Adm. Karl Thomas during his visit to the U.S. 7th Fleet's headquarters in Yokosuka, according to Lee's office.The two sides agreed to strengthen maritime security cooperation to effectively deter and respond to North Korea's recent nuclear and missile threats, it said.
Navy chiefs of S. Korea, U.S. discuss cooperation, joint defense posture

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2022.11.10

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SEOUL, Nov. 4 (Yonhap) -- The chiefs of the Navies of South Korea and the United States met Friday to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation and the combined defense posture, officials here said.The meeting between Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lee Jong-ho and his U.S. counterpart, Adm. Michael Gilday, took place at the Gyeryongdae military headquarters, 160 kilometers south of Seoul, according to the South Korean Navy.The two sides shared the view that the current security situation on the Korean Peninsula was serious due to North Korea's unrelenting provocations and agreed to further strengthen the combined defense posture, it added.They also discussed ways for cooperation in various areas, such as cybersecurity, education and training. Gilday reaffirmed the U.S. commitment and efforts for the defense of South Korea, Lee's office added.
S. Korea's Navy kicks off large-scale joint drills in Yellow Sea

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2022.11.10

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SEOUL, Oct. 24 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's Navy said Monday it has started a large-scale exercise in the Yellow Sea on Monday, joined by the Army, the Air Force and the Coast Guard as well as American troops.The four-day training is being held as part of the annual ongoing Hoguk drills that will run until Oct. 28.It is aimed at enhancing the military's combined and joint maritime operational capabilities against enemy provocations with a focus on improving capabilities of maritime counter special operation forces and responses to North Korea's provocations near the Northern Limit Line (NLL), the de facto maritime border, the Navy said.It added more than 20 warships, including Aegis destroyers and frigates, will be mobilized, along with the Army's Apache helicopter and the Air Force's F-15K and F-16 fighter jets. The U.S. Army's Apache helicopters and its Air Force's A-10 aircraft will join...
(2nd LD) Navy eyes creation of unmanned command in 2040s

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2022.11.10

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SEOUL, Oct. 21 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's Navy is seeking to create a new command running unmanned ships, submarines and aircraft in the 2040s, the armed service said Friday, in an effort to address a potential troop shortage caused by the country's low birthrate.During a parliamentary audit, the Navy unveiled a series of policy goals, including removing one of the three fleet commands and creating the new command employing unmanned naval assets.The envisioned command is to comprise three units -- the unmanned surface ship, submarine and aviation groups -- the Navy said.For the change in its overall force structure, the Navy plans to curtail the percentage of conscripts in its personnel makeup to 20 percent in the 2040s from the current 37.1 percent.The Navy also outlined its plan to increase the percentage of unmanned assets in its overall operations, which currently stands at 1 percent ...
S. Korean Navy joins U.S.-led maritime exercise in waters off Guam

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2022.11.10

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SEOUL, Aug. 30 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's Navy participated in a U.S.-led multinational maritime exercise in waters off Guam earlier this month to enhance combined operational capabilities, the armed service said Tuesday.The Pacific Vanguard exercise took place from Aug. 21 through Monday, involving the naval forces from the South, the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan. The Korean Navy sent the 4,400-ton Munmu the Great destroyer and the 7.600-ton Sejong the Great destroyer to the exercise.During the exercise, the five Navies engaged in various maritime operations, like anti-submarine warfare operations, air warfare operations, live-fire missile events and replenishment at sea, according to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.The South Korean Navy has taken part in the exercise since 2019.