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SEOUL: US Army Apache attack helicopters based in South Korea are holding live-fire drills with rockets and guns for the first time since 2019, as the allies step up military exercises amid tension with North Korea. Training resumed at the Rodriguez Live Fire Complex just south of the heavily fortified Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) along the border, after having been canceled in
U.S. Army Apache attack helicopters based in South Korea are holding live-fire drills with rockets and guns for the first time since 2019. Training resumed at the Rodriguez Live Fire Complex just south of the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone along the border, after having been cancelled in recent years.
The drills come as the allies announced they would resume other live field training during joint exercises scaled back because of COVID-19 and efforts to reduce tension with the North.
US Army Apache attack helicopters stationed in South Korea are holding live-fire drills with guns and rockets, the US military said.
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