S. Korean tanks in river-crossing drill in Seoul

S. Korean tanks in river-crossing drill in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Photo shows some 20 South Korean tanks crossing a floating bridge on the Hangang River in the center of Seoul during a military drill Aug. 18. The drill is part of the ''Ulchi Focus Lens'' joint military exercises involving South Korean and U.S. forces, which began Aug. 16.

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