The USFJ restructuring is part of a broader effort by Washington and Tokyo to strengthen command and control as China’s military expands its presence in the region.
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The USFJ restructuring is part of a broader effort by Washington and Tokyo to strengthen command and control as China’s military expands its presence in the region.
Infamously known to marchers as the “Day of the Seven Hills,” the third of the four days of the Nijmegen march is widely regarded as the event’s toughest.
South Korea is eager to set a target date for assuming wartime command of allied forces on the Korean Peninsula, while the United States insists the transfer should remain tied…