▲ Cha Jun-sun, commander of the Air Force Operations Command, and David Shoemaker, commander of the U.S. Seventh Air Force, conducted a South Korea-U.S. combined command flight on October 27 as part of the Freedom Flag 26-2 exercise.
The Air Force announced that it is participating for the first time in "Partner to Win," a wargame hosted by the U.S. Space Force in Orlando, Florida, from November 2 to 6.
It is an international space wargame newly established this year by the U.S. Space Force to strengthen cooperation frameworks among allies and partner nations across policy, strategy, and operations, and to enhance readiness for combined space operations, with six countries participating: South Korea, the United States, the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, and Brazil.
The wargame is conducted in the format of a tabletop exercise (TTX), postulating complex and diverse hypothetical space crisis scenarios.
Delegations from each nation will jointly discuss response measures to deter and manage crisis situations, as well as avenues for international coordination.
The South Korean delegation plans to experience the U.S. Space Force wargame and review ways to refine and further advance an operations-focused wargame program developed in-house by the Air Force Space Center.
(Photo courtesy of the Air Force, Yonhap News)
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