Korea's Air Force to participate in US-led space war game for 1st time
The Korean Air Force will take part in a U.S.-led multinational space war game for the first time this week, a tabletop exercise designed to strengthen joint operational capabilities in the space domain, officials said Monday. The Air Force is scheduled to participate in the war game, dubbed Partner to Win, from Monday through Friday (local time) in Florida, alongside the Netherlands, Sweden,…
The Korean Air Force will participate in the U.S.-led Partner to Win space war game for the first time this week, a tabletop exercise aimed at enhancing joint operational capabilities in the space domain, officials announced on Monday. The five-day exercise, which will take place in Florida from Monday through Friday (local time), will involve the Korean Air Force alongside delegations from the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, Brazil, and the United States.
Partner to Win, a new initiative launched by the U.S. Space Force this year, seeks to boost operational readiness in joint space missions and strengthen coordination with partner nations in policy and strategy-setting. The Korean Air Force's participation in the exercise is intended to expand cooperation in the space sector with allies and establish a foothold in leading future multinational joint space missions.
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