US and South Korean Troops Hold Joint Drills | VOA News

U.S. and South Korean troops conducted live fire exercises at the Rodriguez Live Fire Complex on Wednesday, as part of a series of joint military drills dubbed “Freedom Shield."

M777 Howitzer, K1A1 tanks, and Stryker armored vehicles took center stage during the drills at Pocheon, north of Seoul, less than 30 kilometers from the heavily fortified border with North Korea.

The two countries kicked off Freedom Shield joint drills on March 13, held on a scale not seen since 2017 to counter the North's growing threats, along with air and sea drills involving American B-1B bombers. (Reuters)

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Now USA is very good at such drills. When comes to a real war, they will look for proxies or ask partners to go and fight. They supply only war equipment in a real war, so they can make money. Safe guarding those he, she, they, them, it etc is important.