U.S. and South Korean Air Forces demonstrate 'attack capabilities' in live-fire training

From the 11th to the 15th of this month, the South Korean Air Force and the U.S. Air Force in South Korea conducted an ``air-to-air and air-to-ground live-fire training exercise'' involving over 40 fighter jets at the Sohae (Western Sea: Yellow Sea) maritime firing range. , attack ability
flaunted. This training, which was supervised by the Air Force Air Combat Command, included the F-35A, F-15K, KF-16, FA-50, and F-4E of the South Korean Air Force, as well as the A-10 of the U.S. Seventh Air Force.・
A total of over 40 aircraft, including F-16s, participated. The training involved intercepting low-altitude cruise missiles launched by the enemy and conducting precision strikes against former enemy fire provocations.
A South Korean Air Force pilot who participated in the training said, ``Through live-fire training, pilots can gain a practical feel and confidence in the use of weapons.''
``We approach each mission as if it were an actual battle, and we are prepared to immediately attack any provocation by the enemy and fight back forcefully to the end.''