Army Conducts Korea-U.S. Joint Doha Training in the Namhan River Area

The Army said it has been conducting the Korea-U.S. joint Doha training since the 19th, with the first Korean self-propelled self-propelled "Suryong," which was electrified in June, in the Namhan River area of Yeoju-si, Gyeonggi-do.

The army said that the training will be held until the 25th, with 280m bridges installed or self-propelled "Suryong", which will allow troops and K1A2 tanks to cross the Namhan River.

Self-propelled downing equipment is amphibious equipment that can travel in the form of a vehicle and then switch to a bridge or raft shape during Doha operations.

More than 1,000 Korean and American soldiers participated in the training, including the 7th Engineer Brigade under the Army's 7th Mobile Corps, the Water Mechanized Infantry Division, and the 11th Engineer Battalion under the U.S. 2nd Division and the ROK-U.S. Combined Division, and a total of 300 equipment, including Apache helicopters, were mobilized.