South Korea and the U.S. conduct air resupply drills to continue operations.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff said it conducted joint air resupply drills in Sokcho, Gimhae, Cheongju Airfield, and Yeoju Training Center from the 21st to yesterday as part of the military training.

The exercise included Air Force Mobile Reconnaissance Command, Army Air Command, U.S. 353 Special Operations Squadron and Air Force Headquarters.

Joint air resupply training is a training that ensures timely support for equipment and supplies transportation through the air to maintain the combat power of the combat units operating.

In particular, he added that the training has been verified by participating in the training with rotorcraft such as Chinook helicopters, away from the existing fixed-wing air throws such as transport aircraft.