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Army's 8th Corps ends defense mission ahead of next month's dissolution - Vimarsana News

Army's 8th Corps ends defense mission ahead of next month's dissolution

The South Korean Army's Eighth Corps ended its eastern coastal defense missions Monday ahead of its official dissolution slated for next month as part of a plan to streamline the structure of the military, officials said Monday.

US Warship Enters Taiwan Strait As 200 US Soldiers Arrive In Taiwan - Vimarsana News

US Warship Enters Taiwan Strait As 200 US Soldiers Arrive In Taiwan

The warship USS Milius passed through the Taiwan Strait on Sunday in what the US Navy described as a "routine" passage on Monday

Taiwan organizes military exercises and accuses Beijing of planning an invasion - Vimarsana News

Taiwan organizes military exercises and accuses Beijing of planning an invasion

Taiwan's military conducted a live ammunition artillery drill on Tuesday simulating the island's defense against a Chinese invasion that the top diplomat accuses Beijing of planning. The drills, with a second scheduled for Thursday, will involve the deployment of several hundred soldiers and about 40 howitzers, the army said.

How a Clandestine North Korean Mission Nearly Started a War - Vimarsana News

How a Clandestine North Korean Mission Nearly Started a War

As an interesting postscript to the event, Lee Kwang-soo, the captured helmsman, defected to South Korea and became a naval instructor. More than a decade later, he would speak out publicly that the sinking of the South Korean frigate Cheonan was the work of a North Korean submarine.