S. Korea, U.S. begin joint military exercises

S. Korea, U.S. begin joint military exercises

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean military teams wearing suits to protect against biochemical weapons conduct a drill for dealing with poison gas at a Seoul subway station Aug. 16. South Korea is conducting the drills with the United States, in which they respond to a simulated attack by North Korea.

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