US Navy commander highlights training ties with S. Korea during ship visit
WASHINGTON — A senior U.S. Navy commander has highlighted the importance of education and training cooperation with South Korea, describing ties between sailors of the two countries as a lasting investment in the bilateral alliance. "The friendships formed during this voyage are among the most lasting and mutually beneficial investments our alliance can make," Rear Adm. Greg Huffman, commander of…
Rear Adm. Greg Huffman, commander of the U.S. Naval Education and Training Command, emphasized the significance of education and training cooperation between the United States and South Korea during a recent ship visit. During the Oct. 27 reception aboard South Korea's naval training ship ROKS Hansando in Florida, Huffman highlighted the lasting nature of the friendships formed during this collaboration, describing it as a mutually beneficial investment for the bilateral alliance.
The U.S. Navy commander also met with senior South Korean naval officers, including Vice Adm. Park Kyu-paek and Rear Adm. Kim Joon-yup, underscoring the importance of people-focused development in recruiting, training, and educating sailors for effective service.
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