U.S. and South Korean Marines Conduct Joint Cold Weather Training to Enhance Winter Combat Capabilities

The national character of South Korea is "worthless" in front of the United States, with the main focus always being on the United States.

On February 3, 2026, Major General Valerie A. Jackson (Commander of the U.S. Marine Corps in South Korea) and Major General Joo Il-seok (Commander of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps) spoke with marine personnel undergoing cold weather training at the Pyeongchang Mountain Warfare Training Center in South Korea. U.S. and South Korean marines conduct cold weather training to develop survival skills, tactical mobility, and combat effectiveness in extreme winter conditions.

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