U.S., South Korea and Japan Have Started A Two-Day Missile-Tracking Exercise



Newsweek: U.S. Warships Get Ready for Kim Jong Un's Missiles in First Trilateral Drills since ICBM Launch

The U.S., South Korea and Japan have begun a two-day missile-tracking exercise in the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan in their first trilateral anti-missile drills since North Korea test-launched its most powerful rocket to date on November 29.

South Korean military said the exercise involves the three countries’ Aegis destroyer warships: the Americans' guided-missile destroyers USS Stethem and USS Decatur, South Korea's Seoae Ryu Seong-ryong Aegis destroyer and Japan's Chokai Aegis ship.

South Korea and Japan will be practicing in their respective waters, each with a U.S. ship, South Korean media reported. The three countries are engaging in a computer-simulated detection and tracking of an incoming missile from North Korea, with the purpose of sharing and analyzing the data.

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WNU Editor: The Chinese are not happy with these drills .... US, S. Korea, Japan start missile-tracking drill, irking China (AFP). Neither are the Russians ....

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