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US, ROK and Japan to Conduct Two-Day Trilateral Naval Exercise

The United States, the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Japan will conduct a two-day, trilateral naval exercise June 21 – 22 in the waters south of the Korean peninsula. The exercise will focus on improving interoperability and communications with the ROK navy and the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force, w

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The United States, the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Japan will conduct a two-day, trilateral naval exercise June 21 – 22 in the waters south of the Korean peninsula.

The exercise will focus on improving interoperability and communications with the ROK navy and the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force, which can facilitate cooperative disaster relief and maritime security activities in the future. The three navies will conduct this exercise beyond the territorial waters of any coastal nation.

The United States will then conduct a routine carrier operation with the ROK navy in the Yellow Sea immediately after the trilateral exercise June 23 – 25.

The George Washington Carrier Strike Group will make a port call in Busan, South Korea, after completing the two exercises.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff , June 15, 2012; Image: US Navy

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