South Korea launches air exercises
The Air Force launched at South Korea, today, major rotating combat air exercises; It aims to enhance its operational capabilities and evaluate its combat readiness to confront various potential threats.
The Korean Air Force announced that the maneuvers "Soaring Eagle" The annual exercise will continue until next Friday, with the participation of various aircraft, including F-35A stealth fighters, E-737 early warning and control aircraft, and KC-330 refueling and transport aircraft, noting that the maneuvers involve more than 210 personnel at Cheongju Air Base, which is about 110 kilometers south of Seoul.
Responding to hostile threats
These maneuvers focus on enhancing the ability to Responding to hostile threats in the air and on the ground, while improving the ability to carry out integrated operations between various air assets, according to what was reported by the Air Force.
Participants will conduct training in monitoring and intercepting targets from long distances, and neutralizing enemy forces by striking the source of attacks.
The maneuvers are "Soaring Eagle"Launched in 2008, it is the largest independent exercise conducted by the South Korean Air Force.
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