South Korea

Aircrews and aircraft from the U.S., South Korea and Australia are participating in a new exercise on the Korean Peninsula.

The proliferation of inexpensive drone technology has given birth to a new type of aerial threat on the battlefield.

U.S. Army brigade combat teams will deploy this summer to Afghanistan, Iraq and Korea to participate in ongoing rotations.

"There is no prospect of denuclearization until North Korea identifies its facilities and the location of its arsenal."

The Defense Department is changing up a major exercise it holds annually with South Korea, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said...

The Defense Department suspended one of its largest annual aviation exercises with South Korea.

The deployments are part of a scheduled rotation of forces, according to a July 26 Army press release.

President Trump ordered the cancellation to avoid provoking North Korea after his summit with Kim Jong Un.

The new headquarters, 40 miles south of Seoul, is slated for a $10.8 billion expansion over the next decade.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis announced Friday that he was suspending all major military exercises with the South Koreans.