Korea, US hold combined air resupply exercise for wartime readiness
Korea and the United States conducted Tuesday a combined aerial resupply exercise aimed at bolstering their capabilities for rapid airborne logistics supply in wartime scenarios, the allies' combined forces said. The exercise, led by the Korea-U.S. Combined Forces Command (CFC), is designed to maintain rapid aerial sustainment capabilities using combined air transport assets when ground resupply…
The Korea and United States have conducted a combined aerial resupply exercise aimed at enhancing their wartime readiness, according to The Korea Times. The Korea-U.S. Combined Forces Command (CFC) led the exercise, which focused on air-drop operations delivering both heavy loads and light supplies. The drills took place around the clock and involved varying altitudes of more than 3,000 meters, aiming to maintain rapid aerial sustainment capabilities in scenarios where ground resupply routes are compromised.
The exercise involved key military units from both countries, including the Army Special Warfare Command, the 1st Logistics Support Command, and the Air Force Air Mobility and Reconnaissance Command from the Korean side.
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