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Gen. Kang Shin-chul, the deputy commander of the South Korea-US Combined Forces Command, speaks during a ceremony marking his inauguration at Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, 60 kilometers south of Seoul, on Nov. 2, 2023, in this file photo provided by the CFC. (Newsis) |
Gen. Kang Shin-chul, the deputy commander of the South Korea-US Combined Forces Command, was set to depart for the United States on Wednesday to discuss ways to improve the allies' combined defense posture, according to the CFC.
Kang's trip, which runs through Nov. 28, will begin by laying flowers at a monument dedicated to those who served in the 1953-53 Korean War and involve visits to institutions, including the US Department of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the CFC said in a release.
Kang will also deliver a lecture to military trainees on the South Korea-US alliance and the role of the CFC and visit research institutions to discuss the importance of the alliance in maintaining regional peace and stability.
"Amid a stern security circumstance that requires a firmer combined defense posture than ever, this visit is expected to serve as an occasion to further bolster the powerful bond of the South Korea-US military alliance," the CFC said. (Yonhap)
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