Defense
Korea, U.S. to conduct 'low-key' military drills
Feb. 23, 2014
South Korea and the United States will carry out their annual joint military drills in a "low-key" manner from this week, the military said Sunday, amid the ongoing reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War.The allies will hold the computer-based command post exercise, called Key Resolve, from Monday to March 6, involving about 10,000 South Korean and 5,200 American forces, with 1,100 coming from overseas U.S. bases. The two allies also plan to hold a combined field training drill